Nature of Business

The City of Saskatoon provides its 210,000 citizens with services, including electric power, transit service, urban planning and land development, road construction and maintenance, traffic control, fire protection, garbage collection, recreational facilities and the country's best drinking water.

Year Established

The town site was first examined 1882. After amalgamation with the neighbouring settlements of Riversdale and Nutana in 1906, Saskatoon incorporated as a city.

Number of Employees

The City of Saskatoon employs up to 3,000 full-time, part-time and seasonal employees.

Benefits of working for company

With its diverse workforce, its people and its jobs, you will have the opportunity to find the right job and career path. Saskatoon's municipal government invites you to join the team!

Types of Jobs/Work

The City of Saskatoon has a job in your area of interest, whatever, your training or experience may be: accounting, administration, computers, construction, engineering, equipment operation, fire fighting, horticulture, lawyer, lifeguard, technician, trades and many more.

Additional Information

A beautiful city along the South Saskatchewan River, Saskatoon, as Saskatchewan's largest city, boasts the strongest economy in the province and a customer satisfaction rating of nearly 90%. Saskatoon is home to first-rate educational services and community amenities and is an exceptionally desirable location in which to live and work. Saskatoon is also the Canadian city with the most sunshine, the highest rated air quality and, per capita, the largest number of golf courses.

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