Another day of big decisions for Saskatoon City Council got underway on Thursday, with councillors facing a list of 62 budget scenarios to work through as they search for savings.

The city’s transit and fire budgets, a variety of potential service cuts and affordable housing initiatives are up for consideration as well.

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The property tax increase for 2026 currently stands at 6.43 per cent, with another hike of 5.76 per cent in 2027. For a home valued at $394,000, that would mean an extra $12.66 per month in 2026 and $12.05 per month in 2027. The goal, according to Clae Hack, the city’

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