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saskatoon is the largest city in saskatchewan, it is located roughly in the middle of the province. it only has approximately 215,000 people which makes it rather small compared to other canadian cities. however, it is not the capitol city that goes to regina which is located 2 hours south. saskatoon is a city divided between east side(middle cl-ss) and west side(ghetto). the city is home to the university of saskatchewan. it is a relatively good place to live i.e. not too small not too big. temperatures range from -30c to +30c so the weather can be extreme.
if you ever find yourself in saskatoon be careful of the police they are known to drop people off outside city limits where you might just freeze to death, if it is winter.
unique city in saskatchewan canada that is known for being the most dangerous city in canada as well as 9th most dangerous city in the world.
the 8am rush hour is at 6:30-9:30 and the 5pm rush hour is 3:30-6:30, but fridays rush hour ends thursday morning. if you want to fit in you should never stop at a yellow light as everyone will just get p-ssed off.
saskatoon has a zoo and a pretty good one! it consists of 300 different kinds of deer and a whole bunch of peac-cks. another cool attraction includes “bare-ss beach”(nude beach). you know you are defineatly in saskatoon if you see restraunts named after chains(tony tomma, hard wok cafe.) and you can get where ever you want within 10 minutes.
popular celebrities include sailor dan, he sells paintings of sail boats around downtown, and dougie, a guy who drinks in midtown plaza (mall)
we saskatonians take pride in our city but we know where not to be.. which is the west side at night.
saskatoon’s summer starts and ends by not the date but by when dq on 8th street opens and closes.
other facts about saskatoon:
-work on 20th street usually means prost-tution
-most people have been to bananza more then 5 times
-best ski hill around is blackstrap a.k.a. the pimple on the praire
– zipup sweaters are called bunnyhugs
– chololate milk is called vico
-saskatoon is the chlamydia capital of canada
-drinking slurpies in -40 is a way of life
-when people say the are going to the u of s they mean the university not america
girl: im from saskatoon

guy: me too!
girl: haha really? you ever chill with dougie?
guy: umm who’s dougie?
girl: you are obviously not from saskatoon
the largest city in saskatchewan with a population of around 230,000 in the city proper and close to 260,000 in the cma.saskatoon however is not the capital.that is regina a slightly smaller city 250km south.

saskatoon is home to the university of saskatchewan which is a very fine school.

there are some negative aspects of living in saskatoon.the biggest of which is the long harsh winter.
nightime lows in the -30 and -40 range is not uncommon however it is a dry cold and most days are sunny so it is bearable to a certain extent.
thankfully the summer is very pleasent with daytime tempratures in the 20-30 range and nightime lows around 10 degrees celcius.saskatoon also experiences up to 19 hours of daylight from may-july.

another issue in saskatoon in recent years is the traffic problems.10-15 years ago,roads were virtually empty and one could drive anywhere in under 10 minutes.you could also ride the bus for under $1.saskatoons population has boomed since then and rush hour commutes of up to an hour is not uncommon.less people use public transport due to the poor coverage and insane rates of close to $3!

lastly crime is becoming somewhat of a problem.while most of it is non violent petty crime that stays mostly contained in the downtown and west side,it is there.

all in all saskatoon is not a bad place to live if you can handle the cold and don’t mind some bigger city problems.
vancouverite 1;”i’m going to the u of s in saskatoon”.

vancouverite 2;”better bundle up!”
located at 52.2°n lat-tude and 106.7°w lat-tude, one of the most all-around beautiful cities in canada, and the greatest place in saskatchewan. it’s easy to find your way around, has a great thriftlodge motel on 42nd and idlywyld dr., which is cheap but still near-magnificient, radio cab company which has the nicest drivers of any cab company i’ve ever ridden with, a 3-story a&b sound right outside the greyhound station, and scores of nice people who are proud to live in a clean, compact city.
saskatoon is much better than regina, which is full of loud, sloppy drunks, usually donning molson canadian or budweiser caps; or swift current, where hotels are always booked, and people are overweight, mouthy and completely unhelpful.
a great city. seriously. but not all of saskatoon is safe, notice why it’s ranked canada’s 3rd most dangerous city behind -ahem- regina! which is also in saskatchewan. don’t walk west saskatoon alone at night, just a warning. other than that, this is a nice, moderately sized, clean city. lots of things to do at night. weather can be horrible sometimes but you’ll get used to it.
person from windsor: wow, good to see that there’s absolutely no place in canada like the city north of me (detroit) that’s dangerous.

person from saskatoon: pfft, there is, you’ll get torn apart if you wander into west saskatoon.

example 2:

person from toronto: i’m gonna take a trip out to west-central canada. where to? calgary? vancouver?

person: every been to saskatoon?

person from toronto: who or what is saskatoon?
a city close to 250,000 people, located in the centre of saskatchewan. it’s motto is “at least we’re not winnipeg.” some of the weirdest people in canada live here. plagued by crime, mental illness, substance abuse, geriatrics and terribly long winters. the city features the worst race relations north of the mason-dixon line, with stupid bigoted whites and bigoted walking stereotype natives. it has a good university, cr-ppy schools and a pleasant river valley. there’s some hope to be had for saskatoon’s future but with considerable brain-drain and the inept mayor don-don atchison things are likely to go awry.
person 1: “wanna go on welfare, get drunk, dress in sweats everyday and chain-smoke?”
person 2: “yeah, i’m a total waste of human resource!”
person 1: “great, let’s move to saskatoon.”
sas·ka·toon – describes the frigid, block heater required, cold demeanor of a woman who has little patience for your bullsh-t.
chad: man that new girl at the coffee shop is a real b-tch.

tim: naaa man, she’s just saskatoon.

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