When searching for your dream home, it's easy to get caught up in the little details when creating your list of wants and needs. Just as important as the number of bedrooms and having a finished basement, though, is the neighbourhood all those features will be in. With over 60 to choose from, choosing the right neighbourhood in Saskatoon can feel like a daunting task. But really, it all comes down to what is most important to you—whether that is access to amenities, commutability, affordability, etc.

For some, that one thing they may be prioritizing in their home search is finding a new home in which they can make their family's mark. And though infill properties are growing in popularity, the best place to find a new home is in one of Saskatoon's…

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Last updated: September 15, 2026.

If you are selling a home in Saskatchewan, there are two documents that keep coming up in the closing conversation: a Real Property Report (RPR) and title insurance. They sound similar, they are often talked about in the same breath, and they cover very different things. Buyers usually pay for title insurance. Sellers usually pay for the RPR. Here is what each one is, what it costs in Saskatoon today, and how sellers should think about them.

Real Property Report vs Title Insurance in Saskatchewan

A Real Property Report is a legal survey document produced by a Saskatchewan Land Surveyor. It shows the location and dimensions of the buildings, decks, garages, fences, and any encroachments in relation to the…

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With the rapid spike in the number of Canadians working from home due to the COVID-19 pandemic, there’s a good chance you are among those who adopted a home office over the past couple of years. In doing so, you have also likely taken advantage or at least heard of the work-from-home tax credits available.

Changes to the Work-From-Home Tax Credits Due to COVID-19

Tax credits have been available for many years for Canadians working from home, either as a self-employed or remote-based employee. However, the Canadian government has made several changes to them over the past couple of years due to the rise of COVID-19 in 2020.

First and foremost was introducing the flat rate method for the 2021 tax season. This allowed anyone who worked more than…

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