Visitor Guide | Summer 2022
Land acknowledgment
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We acknowledge that we are guests on Treaty 6 Territory and the homeland of the Métis peoples. We reaffirm our relations which were bound together by our ancestors through Treaty, to seek mutual benefit on this land for as long as the grass grows, sun shines, and the rivers flow. We honour Elders and Survivors, bring awareness to Indian Residential and Day Schools, The Sixties Scoop, Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, and Two-Spirit, and the long-term repercussions felt by Indigenous individuals, families, and communities.
amenities. We invite you to explore the winding river and then visit the world’s largest collection of Picasso linocuts. From Indigenous history to modern art, prairie fresh ingredients to contemporary cuisine, kilometers of riverside trails to storied city streets, you’ll make memories and meaningful connections here.
Message from CEO, Stephanie Clovechok Wherever you hail from, you’ll feel the specialness of this land. We invite you to Discover Saskatoon this summer. This guide is a resource to help you discover all that Saskatoon has to offer. Our vibrant city is in full swing with events and expereinces that highlight the diversity of our city and showcase the richness of Arts & Culture in our city A city on the edge of nature, Saskatoon is the perfect mix of natural beauty and urban
To recognize this land is an expression of gratitude and appreciation to those whose territory we reside, and a way of honouring the Indigenous and Métis people who have lived here for thousands of years. It is essential to understand our history that has brought us to reside on the land, and to seek to understand our place within this history. Further, it is important to affirm our commitment to the Truth and Reconciliation Calls to Action, to the MMIW2S Calls for Justice, and the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People (UNDRIP).
Stephanie Clovechok CEO of Discover Saskatoon
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Hotel Partners
Hi there! We’re so excited to welcome you to the City of Saskatoon. Whether this is your first time here, or you’re an honorary Saskatonian, consider this guide your go-to resource for fun, intriguing adventure. From dining to shopping, sightseeing to exploring, Saskatoon is a surprising delight for all who connect on this land. Our city is a treasure trove filled with gems that are waiting to be discovered by the curious adventurer. We’re honoured to be your guide as you explore and discover the magic of Saskatoon.
Saskatoon boasts an abundance of restaurants, bars, and cafes to make your tastebuds swoon, a unique and charming local shopping scene, an overflow of stunning outdoor spaces for exploring and enjoying nature, and so much more. Immerse yourself in one of our many festivals and discover the diverse culture of our magical city.
Visit one of our 200 parks and experience the soulfilling nature that surrounds the hustle and bustle of downtown. Year-round, this place will surprise and charm you, and the memories you make here will be the best souvenir of all. This land has always been a gathering place. A place of connection between locals and visitors. Wherever you’re from, we know that Saskatoon will feel like home.
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Take in the breathtaking Saskatoon skyline, featuring the South Saskatchewan River.
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Introduction
Saskatoon is a place of discovery. Where iconic Canadian wilderness meets inspired city streets. The city has something to offer everyone, whether you put down roots here, or are just passing through to say “hello”.
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Welcome to Saskatoon!
4. Eat local at these delicious restaurants
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5. Drink local, here are all the hot spots
3. Shopping these are the best spots
6. Summer Inspiration to Discover Saskatoon
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Hi there, we’re so happy you’re here and thought this would be a great opportunity to introduce ourselves. We’re Discover Saskatoon - a membership-based, nonprofit visitor and convention bureau, marketing Saskatoon and region as a destination of choice for leisure and business travel. ur expertise includes convention and events attraction, media relations, and membership services. Discover Saskatoon is one of only a handful of internationally accredited destination marketing organizations in Canada. Our team is comprised of Marketing & Communications professionals, Business Development Specialists, as
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well as Finance and Member Relations Professionals. Together we work to market our city to the world; locally, nationally, and internationally. In doing so, we aim to strengthen our economy by increasing visitation by bringing all types of events to Saskatoon, such as meetings & conventions and sport events. We also help to build innovative experiences that truly showcase the uniqueness of our city and all it has to offer. Discover Saskatoon’s primary funding partner is the Saskatoon Destination Marketing Hotels Inc. We also have 400+ local member businesses and organizations whose business we support through local promotion.
Experiences
Immerse yourself in our incredible city, book your guided experience. The choice is yours: river adventures, culinary journeys, community showcases, and luxurious indulgences are just some of the offerings our city has for you. Saskatoon has pulled together the most exciting suite of experiences that will entice both visitors and locals. You may even want to do them twice, because in Saskatoon, experiencing it once is never enough!
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Your immersive experience awaits.
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A little about Discover Saskatoon
Written by: Jenn Sharp
I’ve spent years researching the passion and purpose behind what our chefs, food artisans, and farmers bring to the table. I want to share with you what I’ve found.
Saskatoon: The heart of Saskatchewan’s vibrant local food scene Welcome! You’re in the right place to delight your senses with stunning, delicious, and creative food and drink.
Jenn Sharp Jenn Sharp is the author of Flat Out Delicious, a guide to Saskatchewan’s food artisans, as well as the host of Flat Out Food, a six-episode documentary series that traces unique Saskatchewan ingredients from field to plate.Sharp has dedicated her life’s work to help small-scale farmers increase their revenue by effectively marketing their story through her Happy Farmer 7-week Program. jennsharp.ca
Our pretty prairie city nestled along the South Saskatchewan River is bursting with options to please your inner gourmand.
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Eat & Drink
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Many of us city dwellers have rural roots (myself included) and that’s at the core of our city’s culinary story. Combining these agrarian ties to globallyinspired dishes, Saskatoon’s many independent restaurants tell the story of a shared connection to the land with every bite.
Discover places to eat in Saskatoon
It’s no secret that Saskatoon is surrounded by a patchwork quilt of agricultural land. There are also a lot of smaller farms producing food that stays in the province. It’s no surprise then, that the close relationships between Saskatoon’s chefs and producers mean it’s easy to taste our ever-evolving culinary experiences. For rustic Italian with seasonal ingredients and nose-to-tail butchery, try Primal. Calories Restaurant is a local favourite for its organic and heirloom ingredients showcased in inventive dishes. Odla is the city’s truest expression of a farm-to-table restaurant as it’s co-owned by Farm One Forty.
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Spirits and brews, Saskatoon style Saskatoon’s proximity to grain growers benefits not just our food, but our drinks, too. Did you know Saskatoon is home to a nationally recognized microdistillery? Black Fox Farm and Distillery’s SE Eleven whisky begins with Saskatchewangrown triticale. The whisky is aged in barrels outdoors where it undergoes 60-degree temperature changes in a year.
grasslands in each sip. Or head to 9 Mile Legacy for a pint of their No. 1 Durum Wheat Ale.
At Shelter Brewing, taste their latest creations, like a beer/mead combo, or a brew featuring ingredients like juniper that infuse the prairie
The taste of place in Saskatoon’s spirits and craft beer is unbeatable. The only caveat? You need to be here to truly experience it.
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Saskatoon’s farm-to-table food scene
Head to Hearth Restaurant for their interpretation on prairie cuisine, which includes ingredients like wild mushrooms foraged in northern Saskatchewan — you won’t be disappointed. For thousands of years, Saskatoon and the surrounding area was a gathering place for multiple Indigenous nations. My favourite place to experience a traditional foods-inspired menu and learn more about the region’s history is at Wanuskewin Heritage Park. Reserve a spot at a summer Han Wi Moon Dinner for a multi-sensory experience you’ll never forget!
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Grab a package of Meat Chops Beef Jerky, Elk Stixs, or Bison Bites for easy grass-fed protein on days spent adventuring – we like our road trips here! Pick up a bag at Co-op grocery stores and gas stations. For more retail locations, visit meatchopscanada.com. Kick off your Saturday night with a craft cocktail. If you’re dining out, Ayden has an awesome cocktail program, as does the Odd Couple, to accompany
your meal. Or go to St. Tropez Bistro and take the stairs up to Parlor. 3.
For me, Sundays start with brunch! Hometown Diner is a popular spot (save room for a doughnut), as is the sunlit, tropical-plant-filled Drift Café. The Capitol makes hearty classic breakfasts. (Go back at night to hear music from local bands.)
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Saskatoon has an abundance of places to eat and drink local.
Dakota Dunes Casino Resort Celebrate Saskatoon’s Indigenous and Métis history and culture with rich experiences Tânisi, a ̅ni ̅n, háu! Long before any bridge or building sat here, the area that is now called “Saskatoon” was a gathering place for the original peoples of this land.
Located on Dakota Whitecap Unceded Territory, Dakota Dunes is one of the province’s premiere resort experiences. Just 20 minutes from downtown YXE, this nationally acclaimed resort is applauded for its traditionally inspired décor, gorgeous views, and the award-winning Dakota Dunes Golf Links course. Whether you arrive for work, pleasure, or a combination of the two, you won’t want to leave anytime soon.
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Indigenous and Métis Culture
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Today, Saskatoon is located on Treaty 6 Territory, and continues to be the proud gathering place of the Plains Cree, Dakota, Saulteaux, Nakoda, and Métis nations. As they have for many centuries, these people’s contributions as craftspeople, musicians, entertainers, entrepreneurs, neighbours, and beyond, are at the heart of Saskatoon’s story.
Photo credit: Tourism Saskatchewan/Chris Hendrickson Photography
Celebrate Indigenous Métis culture with these experiences
Wanuskewin Heritage Park Wanuskewin; meaning “gathering place,” is a leader in the preservation of history and culture for both Métis and Plains Cree nations. Home to the longest ongoing archeological dig site in Canadian history, Wanuskewin plays a crucial role in documenting the peoples that have called this land home for more than 6000 years. With newly renovated meeting rooms and art galleries, as well as over 6 km of groomed trail, Wanuskewin continues its legacy as a gathering place today.
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At the Batoche National Historic Site, transport yourself to the year 1885 during the height of the Northwest Resistance. Learn about Métis resistance leaders Louis Riel and Gabriel Dumont, how Métis people lived in the late 19th century, and get a fresh perspective on a conflict that would change a country forever.
Saskatoon is known far and wide for its high-quality food scene, and this is in no small part due to the many exceptional Indigenous-led restaurants and eateries.
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Indigenous Cuisine
Han Wi Moon Dinner For those looking for an Indigenous culinary experience like no other, Wanuskewin’s Han Wi Moon Dinner doesn’t disappoint. This three course meal experience is made from foraged ingredients. Dine outdoors and savour every moment while overlooking Opimihaw Creek, located at Wanuskewin Heritage Park.
Bannock Express Bannock is a staple food in these parts, and no one does Bannock better than Bannock Express. Whether you grab the bison burgers or tacos served on a piece of fresh Bannock, this eatery will leave you wanting more.
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Remai Modern Since opening its doors in 2017, the Remai Modern has upheld its commitment to being a leading centre on Indigenous art and discourse. With 11 galleries and a 150-seat theatre, the Remai Modern is home to an impressive selection of traditional and interactive art pieces that reflect the peoples of this land, both in the past and present.
Moose Woods Home Fire Grill Located at Dakota Dunes Casino and Resort, Moose Woods mixes traditional Dakota ingredients with bold modern flavours that your tastebuds won’t soon forget. Photo credit: Tourism Saskatchewan
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Batoche National Historic Site
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First stop, The Wonder Hub! More than a museum, the Nutrien Wonderhub brings out your kid’s creativity as they inquisitively discover the world around them. Each visit offers a unique experience, as kids explore the interactive exhibits in new and exciting ways. Parents, you might learn a few things as well! The Wonder Hub is always a big hit with the entire family.
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Family Fun
Learn Your Summer Days Away
Written by: Joselyne Effa, Saskatoon Influencer
Saskatoon: The perfect city to build childhood memories
Joselyne Effa, Saskatoon Influencer Mom of three, Lifestyle blogger, and Digital Content Creator who loves to work with a diverse mix of brands by creating engaging and dynamic video and photo content tailor-made for their social channels. Follow her family’s journey on Instagram @joselyne.effa.
Saskatoon is a fun, familyfriendly city with something to offer everyone! You can find experiences that spark creativity, help to educate, and of course, that are just plain FUN. With this itinerary, your family will have an unforgettable YXE experience and create memories to last a lifetime.
Saskatoon has so many fun-filled activities to do with the entire family!
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will enjoy the ferris wheel, which provides beautiful views overlooking the South Saskatchewan River. There is also a train that takes you through the park, as well as a beautiful playground that has a fun splash area, a mini zipline, and a monstrous slide!
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Another great outdoor location is Kinsmen Park. Located in downtown Saskatoon, Kinsmen Park is a kid-favourite spot to spend a summer day. The rides offer tremendous value and are great for kids of all ages. Kids won’t be able to get enough of the pony carousel, and parents
Eat & Explore 1. A favourite local breakfast or lunch spot - OEB. Located on the beautiful River Landing, the kids will love the waffles with whipped cream and fresh fruit. A guaranteed hit! 2. A Saskatoon Classic – Bus Stop Refreshments. For a quick snack when you’re out and about downtown, try one of their hotdogs or a froyo mixed with real fruit. We all scream for ice cream! A trip to Homestead Ice Cream or The Red Bus is a Saskatoon summer must.
3. What better way to end a summer night than with an ice cream cone from Homestead Ice Cream. There is no wrong option on the menu, but if you want your tastebuds to explode, try the “Triple Dip Cheesecake”. WOW.
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Play, jump, ride, and slide
Want to enjoy the beautiful outdoor weather? The Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo is the perfect place. The Zoo, with more than 80 species of animals, has wide, paved walking paths that are perfect for strollers and for kids to run alongside. Hop on the train which takes you through the zoo’s main attractions. There is also a beautiful playground inside the zoo grounds for kids and “kids at heart” to enjoy. After visiting all of the animals, lunch is a must! Enjoy a wiener roast and toasted marshmallows at one of the many picnic/BBQ pits located on the forestry farm grounds (wood is available for purchase). Finally, cap the evening off with a “friendly” family baseball game at one of the ball diamonds on the grounds.
Museums, theatres, and the history of Saskatoon Immerse yourself in Saskatoon’s unforgettable arts and culture community Saskatoon is home to a rich arts and culture community that rivals some of the most vibrant cities across North America. There is sophistication in our arts and history in our culture, fuelled by a diverse and unique community of locals and travellers.
A gathering place for culture and community, Saskatoon’s Remai Modern, museum of modern and contemporary art, is a fixture of the city’s downtown core. Offering an authentic Canadian and Saskatchewan perspective on global art movements, this museum is one that can’t be missed. From linocut pieces to Indigenous art, Remai Modern tells the story of our history and of our future.
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Discover iconic places and bucket-list-item worthy experiences. From world-class museums to charming local gems, take in all that the city has to offer; it will leave you feeling energized and delighted.
Discover Saskatoon's arts & culture scene
Saskatoon’s community is perhaps its greatest strength. The people who live here, and those who visit, find comfort at the local hot spots and while attending a variety of festivals and events. Take a stroll down Broadway and listen for the sounds of talented local buskers filling the street with captivating music. Stop in at the Broadway Theatre and catch a film, or if you’re lucky, a live performance. Oh, and don’t miss the Saskatoon Fringe Festival, a bustling celebration
of eclectic art and culture in the heart of Broadway. Enjoy cultural performances, displays, activities, and cuisine at Folkfest and the Filipino Music & Food Festival. Saskatoon has a lively music scene year-round, but things really come to life in the summer. Snag tickets to the Saskatchewan Jazz Festival and enjoy a night of grooving to good music. Jazz Fest pulls in some big, soughtafter names, making it an event that can’t be missed. Taking place across multiple venues in the city, it’s a weeklong celebration of music, community, and fun!
Saskatoon’s history is rooted in the stories of our Indigenous peoples. Take the opportunity to connect with the history and hear the stories of our past and present. Take a trip out to Wanuskewin and immerse yourself in the unique cultural experience. You’ll leave with a better understanding and appreciation of the evolving cultures of the Northern Plains Indigenous peoples.
Like a Saskatonian: Music and art through the eyes of a local
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If you’re looking for an unforgettable night out, listen to the sounds of the symphony or be transported to a new world by taking in a play at Persephone. Persephone Theatre brings performing artists and audiences together to take part in an enriched experience through live art. This is a night out you’ll remember for years to come!
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Kick off your shoes and take part in Salsa dancing on the riverbank, Monday and Wednesday evenings, all summer long. If dancing isn’t your strong suit, simply watch and become mesmerized by the fluid movements and upbeat music. Enjoy a performance like no other at Shakespeare on the Saskatchewan. Situated on the banks of
the South Saskatchewan river, it’s the perfect backdrop for an unforgettable theatre performance. 3.
Take a stroll along the riverbank on a hot summer night, and see if you can spot any mural art. Saskatoon is full of hidden gems and little treasures waiting to be discovered.
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Outdoors
Written by: Ashlyn George The Lost Girl’s Guide
Saskatoon: The city of Bridges located on the South Saskatchewan River
Ashlyn George She is an award-winning outdoor adventure travel writer and content creator. When not in the backcountry hiking or camping, you'll find her sharing adventures on her blog The Lost Girl's Guide to Finding the World and on Instagram @thelostgirlsguide.
Saskatoon is stunning in the summer. It’s the perfect place to explore outside along the riverbank and throughout the city’s hundreds of parks and lush green spaces. Whether paddling, biking, hiking, running, or out for walks with friends, the spring and summer months are a spectacular time to enjoy the great outdoors in Saskatoon.
With easy-to-navigate bike lanes, multi-use trails, and pathways, biking is more than just a way to get from point A to point B - it’s a Saskatoon summertime staple. The South Saskatchewan River runs through the heart of the city and a bike ride around the gently sloping terrain of the City of Bridges is the best way to take it in from every angle. During spring, stop to spot crocuses along the paved path near the University of Saskatchewan. The train bridge is a local favourite for viewpoints of downtown Saskatoon at sunset. Bikes can be borrowed for free when staying at one of eight hotels in the downtown core.
Paddling the River On a scorching hot summer day, it’s not unusual to find Saskatonians flocking to the water for a canoe, kayak, or paddleboard down the South Saskatchewan River. Launching from the Poplar Bluffs Conservation Area along Valley Road, it’s a scenic 2-3 hour trip. The Fred Heal Canoe Launch further south is a five-hour paddle back to the city. Paddleboard rentals and guided tours can be arranged at Escape Sports, while canoe and kayak rentals can be picked up at Eb’s Source for Adventure. Discover the many new experiences Saskatoon has to offer
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Biking the Trails
Wanuskewin Heritage Park is a National Historic Site home to a herd of Plains bison, as well as Canada’s longest running archaeological dig site. This land is sacred and has always been an important gathering place. There are six kilometres of looped trails in the Opimihaw Creek Valley to explore. Take an iced muskeg peach tea to-go and plan an afternoon hike up to the “Where the Creek Meets the River” lookout point. The heritage park is also accessible by bike as it’s conveniently connected to the 105 kilometres of trails that make up the protected green space of the Meewasin Valley Trails.
Highlights 1. Walk along the Meewasin Valley and take in stunning views of the river and city skyline. Make a day of it and plan to stop for a picnic along the way.
Wanuskewin Heritage Park is the perfect place to immerse yourself in our rich history.
2. Grab an ice cream at River Landing and walk along the paved path. This area is always bustling with people, and often has events going on in the summertime months. 3. Feel like a kid again at Kinsmen Park. Take a ride on one of the classic carnival rides or just walk around, enjoying the green space, and take it all in.
of Riversdale for a stop at Darkside Donuts and Fable Ice Cream. Each makes their respective sweet treats from scratch and it’s impossible to choose one place over the other. Don’t worry, no one’s judging if you order something from both.
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While downtown Saskatoon is easily walkable. An effortless way to take to the streets, utilize the bike lanes, and shared pathways , hop on an electric moped rented from A-B Rentals at River Landing. Saskatchewan Crescent and Spadina Crescent are top streets to ride along but make sure to cruise south
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Cruising the Streets
Hiking on Sacred Land
Park Town Hotel
924 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3H5
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Downtown
(306) 244-5564
Alt Hotel Saskatoon
480 2nd Avenue South Saskatoon, SK S7K 5R4
1-833-258-4480
Delta Hotels by Marriott Bessborough
601 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3G8
(306) 244-5521
Delta Hotels by Marriott Saskatoon Downtown 405 - 20th Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 6X6
Stay Local, Stay Saskatoon, Stay Here. These amazing hotels are proud supporters of tourism in Saskatoon. Through the Destination Marketing Program, they support festivals, events, and conventions. From the smallest event to a sports world championship, our hotel partners are ready to make your stay as comfortable as possible.
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(306) 665-3322
Hilton Garden Inn Saskatoon Downtown 90 - 22nd Street East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3X6
(306) 244-2311
Holiday Inn Express & Suites Saskatoon Centre 315 Idylwyld Dr North Saskatoon, SK S7L 0Z1 (306) 384-8844
Holiday Inn Saskatoon Downtown
101 Pacific Avenue Saskatoon, SK S7K 1N8
(306) 986-5000
Sheraton Cavalier
612 Spadina Crescent East Saskatoon, SK S7K 3G9
(306) 652-6770
Best Western Blairmore
253 Willis Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7T 0V2 (306) 657-4663
Sandman Signature Saskatoon South Hotel 2815 Lorne Avenue Saskatoon, SK S7J 0S5 (306) 518-7263
306 Shillington Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7M 1L2 (306) 242-2299
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Home Inn and Suites - Saskatoon South
Airport Saskatoon Inn & Conference Centre
2002 Airport Drive Saskatoon, SK S7L 6M4 (306) 242-1440
TownePlace Suites Saskatoon by Marriott 247 Willis Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7T 0V2 (306) 952-0400
Best Western Plus Airport Inn & Suites
317 Aerogreen Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7L 1S4 (306) 986-1514
Dakota Dunes Resort
203 Dakota Dunes Wy, Whitecap, SK S7K 2L2 (306) 668-1888
Comfort Inn Saskatoon
2155 Northridge Drive Saskatoon, SK S7L 6X6 (306) 934-1122
East Best Western Plus East Side
3331 8th Street Saskatoon, SK S7H 4K1 (306) 986-2400
Courtyard Marriott Saskatoon Airport
333 Aerogreen Crescent Saskatoon, SK S7L 1S4 (306) 986-4993
Days Inn – Saskatoon by Wyndham
North Comfort Suites Saskatoon
203 Bill Hunter Avenue Saskatoon, SK S7R 1E3 (306) 955-6565
Super 8 East – Saskatoon By Wyndham 706 Circle Dr. E Saskatoon, SK S7K 3T7 (306) 384-8989
2000 Idylwyld Drive North Saskatoon, SK S7L 7M7 (306) 242-3297
Sandman Hotel Saskatoon
310 Circle Drive West Saskatoon, SK S7L 2Y5 (306) 477-4844
Travelodge Hotel by Wyndham Saskatoon 106 Circle Drive West Saskatoon, SK S7L 4L6 (306) 242-8881
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HOST YOUR SPORT EVENT IN SASKATOON! READY TO HOST Saskatoon has a history of excellence in hosting sport events. We have outstanding facilities, incredible accommodations, and enthusiastic fans. Discover Saskatoon is dedicated to the pursuit of sport events for our city. Hosting a successful event requires a team – and we’re eager to be a part of yours! Visit tourismsaskatoon.com to discover all the ways we can help with your next sport event.
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