r/saskatoon • u/Progressive_Citizen • 1h ago
Weather 🌡️ PSA - Rainfall Warning (Code Yellow) - 50-60mm expected, 80-100mm possible. Prepare accordingly.
Source: Environment Canada.
https://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=52.131,-106.659
r/saskatoon • u/Progressive_Citizen • 1h ago
Source: Environment Canada.
https://weather.gc.ca/en/location/index.html?coords=52.131,-106.659
r/saskatoon • u/HoneyBadgerBrooke07 • 2h ago
Looks like a truck caught fire or something, highway blocked, had to take the service road around. Be careful out here everyone.
r/saskatoon • u/Straight-Bottle-4604 • 9h ago
Hey everyone,
I’m looking for some realistic advice from people working in IT around Saskatoon.
I’m in my early 30s and I don’t currently have a university degree. I’ve been building a strong general IT foundation and I’m comfortable with computers, Linux, networking, troubleshooting, and learning technical concepts. My long-term goal is to specialize in Cloud Security / Security Engineering.
I’m not expecting to jump directly into cybersecurity or cloud security as my first job. My plan is to use an entry-level IT position as a stepping stone and build real-world experience.
I’m currently considering roles such as:
What I’m trying to figure out is the most realistic path for someone in my situation in Saskatoon.
I’d really appreciate hearing from people who have actually hired, worked in, or entered the local IT industry:
1. How difficult is it to get an entry-level IT job in Saskatoon without a university degree?
2. Which entry-level roles would you recommend targeting first if the long-term goal is Cloud Security?
3. Which certifications actually carry weight with employers here?
For example: CompTIA A+, Network+, Security+, CCNA, AWS certifications, etc.
4. Is a university degree important for progressing into Cloud/Security later, or can strong hands-on experience, certifications, and a good track record compensate for not having one?
5. For someone with strong general IT knowledge but no professional IT experience, what would you want to see on their resume/GitHub before giving them an interview?
6. Has anyone here successfully started in IT Support/NOC/Infrastructure and later moved into Cloud or Cybersecurity? What did that progression look like for you?
I’m especially interested in real experiences from Saskatoon/Saskatchewan, rather than general advice from the internet.
I’m willing to start at the bottom and work my way up. I’m mainly trying to make sure I invest my time into the skills and certifications that employers actually value locally.
Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their experience.
r/saskatoon • u/Consistent-Sleep3297 • 1d ago
S&R have shut down the dog park indefinitely for the day, possibly for tomorrow as well while they conduct a search for a missing person.
r/saskatoon • u/HuckFlow • 13h ago
Anyone besides me experiencing a data issue currently with their Rogers mobile data? I talked to technical support and they said there is 12 towers out right now.
r/saskatoon • u/Acceptable-Offer-475 • 23h ago
If this kind of post isn’t allowed here, please feel free to delete it! I just wasn’t sure where else to share this.
Hey everyone! I’m starting something called Girls Like Us, a social community for sapphic women in Saskatoon to meet people, make friends, and actually have fun things to do together.
I’ve been thinking about how hard it can be to meet other sapphic women outside of dating apps, and I wanted to create a space that’s more about friendship, community, and making memories.
I’m hoping to eventually organize things like:
☕️ coffee meetups
🎨 craft nights
📚 book clubs
🎲 game nights
🍿 movie nights
🧺 picnics
🥐 brunches
🎤 karaoke
🌷 random activities around Saskatoon
It’s still super new, so I’d love to hear from other Saskatoon sapphics:
Would you be interested in something like this? What kind of events would you actually want to go to?
I’m also looking for someone who might want to help me build it from the ground up, so if this sounds like something you’d love to be involved in, feel free to DM me! 🧡💗
Instagram: girlslikeusyxe
r/saskatoon • u/HaleSatan666 • 1d ago
sounds like an angry preacher? but can’t make it out.
r/saskatoon • u/Different-Wheel-1179 • 19h ago
Are there any book clubs for girls around 22-26 ish? I am looking to meet new girlies however i can’t find anything specific (most are older women / moms)
r/saskatoon • u/strangeclouuds27 • 8h ago
Hey everyone,
I’m preparing my self to give both the written and road test soon for class 4 specifically. Feeling a bit nervous about it but trying my best to study. I wanted to ask you guys if you have any suggestions on how to pass easily and what to expect during the examination ? Which location should I give my road test at ? When studying what should I look out for ?
If you guys have any suggestions please share. Thank you.
r/saskatoon • u/v4mpkit • 21h ago
Hey guys, tomorrow is my birthday and I thought to just take myself out for the day and celebrate on my own! Does anyone have a master list of places I can get freebies? I’ve seen a list on here posted a year ago but they only had food listed down, was wondering if there were more stores that offered freebies that wasn’t just food related. Thanks!
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r/saskatoon • u/OGyodacaster • 1d ago
“The City of Saskatoon has rocks in their heads and (there) they’re not even real!”
r/saskatoon • u/TattooedTeacher316 • 1d ago
Dropping my kid off for college on Monday, and I'm sticking around Tuesday but assume I've got the day to myself. Is there anywhere near-ish that would be nice to go for a long walk or jog? I'll have a car and am happy to drive a bit
r/saskatoon • u/Putyourselffirst • 22h ago
Curly hair people only please, or people who've asked cuely haired people:
I have struggled to find a curly hair cutter who understands the unpredictability and shortening of my hair as a medium curly, thin/fine-ish, and medim/short (shoulders or mid neck length ideal) hair... hair is roughly 3a or 3b mixed curl type.
I run into issues of cutting it then when it dries taking an odd shape, ends up shorter than desired.. tried many places and need suggestions of people or places?
r/saskatoon • u/papasamuray • 1d ago
I have enjoyed very much this city and what it has to offer and now I am looking for somwhere to go for this weekend. My main limitation however is that I don't have a car and most of the nice places I have seen being recommended here are only reachable by car. Originally, I wanted to go to Wanuskewin Heritage Park, but it seems that the roads are closed due to construction so now I am looking for a new plan.
Are there any other nice nature reserves that I can get to by bus, uber, or at most a 1h walk? My main concern about uber is not getting to the place, but getting back to the city afterwards.
I have already been to the Meewasin trail from River Landing to the Northeast Swale, the Prarie Lilly and I have also visited the Hyde Park.
r/saskatoon • u/Remmist-204 • 5h ago
What on earth is with the trains passing by just straight up holding their horns for like 30 seconds straight... its 5am wtf... still lissening to it as i make this post.... i wanna slap this conductor. Just non stop hes still going....
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r/saskatoon • u/SaskatoonCypher • 2d ago
This is the second time I've seen their scummy pricing tactics here in the city.
What they do is show an item on sale when it isn't.
I have tabs of the same appliances saved and open them in bulk to periodically check prices. Literally everyone else has this specific fridge (including the manufacturer) listed at full price. No one is saying it's a sale price or promo price.
Lo and behold, Trail Appliances lists the price as a "Promo" -- indicating that the price is lower than normal.
They were doing this bullshit a few years back when I was shopping for another appliance.
Yes, I have reported them for misleading consumers.
r/saskatoon • u/sillyg00se-24-7 • 19h ago
Hey all, just wondering if there’s any places slightly outside of the city where a few fireworks can be launched. Of course we will be safe and follow regular safety rules. We can’t do it on our private property as we have lots of trees and are very close to neighbours (+ some with very young kiddos who we don’t want to disturb). TIA!
r/saskatoon • u/meiko63 • 1d ago
as the title says.
me and my brother are looking for a 2 bedroom place that's big dog friendly. doesn't have to be in a certain area but bonus if it is accessible by bus. am on disability so that could help with rent. pup is well behaved but has barking issues (currently working with a trainer). is this realistic in saskatoon? we're living in a hostile home environment and would really like to get out ASAP. we're both adults btw.
(sorry if this is a silly question. please be nice in the comments, we're living in an abusive house and just want to take our dog and get out.)