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In non-garbage food news, rumor has it Lebanese Kitchen is returning to Saskatoon on Broadway, in the former Clans, Celts and Clover store.
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Much-anticipated 2nd Costco store opens in Saskatoon
New location opens doors Thursday morning CBC News Nov 10, 2016 The wait is over for Saskatoon shoppers anticipating the launch of the city's second Costco Wholesale store. More than 100 people rushed through the doors when they opened at 8 a.m. CST, following a ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by Mayor Charlie Clark and Deputy Premier Don Morgan. Thursday's launch of the wholesale retailer has been long-awaited by shoppers in the city, with complaints the existing store on Marquis Drive is too busy. [........] Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskat...toon-1.3844962 |
It's appears a new "high end jazz bar, with innovative cocktails and fusion cuisine" is opening in the former Walker's space (in the basement space next to SCYAP).
http://saskatoon.craigslist.ca/fbh/5831721635.html I noticed a ton of reno's going on there, so I'm interested to see what they've do with the space. It definitely was not very 'high end' previously. |
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Liquor stores operated by Sobeys, as well as Alberta and B.C. companies, coming to Saskatoon in next 18 months
By Charles Hamilton, Saskatoon StarPhoenix November 23, 2016 Two publicly owned liquor stores in Saskatoon will soon shut their doors. Two new privately run stores owned by companies from Alberta and British Columbia are expected to take their places. A third will be run by Sobeys, the company that already operates one of two private liquor stores in the city. The Saskatoon stores are part of a large scale privatizing of Saskatchewan’s liquor industry. Plans are in place to privatize 50 liquor outlets throughout the province. Some of the new stores will replace existing government-run SLGA stores, while others will be completely new. Saskatoon is expected to get a new Sobeys Liquor store as well as a Metro Liquor and a Liquor Mart. [........] Read more: http://thestarphoenix.com/business/l...next-18-months |
Retail developments healthy despite economic downturn: Colliers
By Alex MacPherson, Saskatoon StarPhoenix December 15, 2016 Extremely weak resource prices have devastated much of the provincial economy, but Saskatoon’s retail sector appears to be healthy as it undergoes a shift toward companies that provide basic services, according to a new report from Colliers International. While the city’s office and residential rental vacancy rates are into double digits, only about 4.3 per cent of the city’s roughly 14 million square feet of retail space remains vacant, likely due to new development, the commercial real estate company said in the report. “As long as we can keep driving new markets, we’ll continue to expand retail,” said Keith Webb, vice-president of Colliers in Saskatoon, noting new developments have already created large untapped markets in the city. That growth is reflected in the number of major companies with new stores open or under construction in the city, including Costco, Bed Bath & Beyond, GoodLife Fitness and Save On Foods, Webb said. [........] Read more: http://thestarphoenix.com/business/r...nturn-colliers |
my friend is currently taking business in U of A . he told me that he might be open one liquor store in Sask :)
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Crazy Cactus expected to reopen downtown for New Year's Eve
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Cathedral Social Hall coming to Saskatoon this spring in location long held by Spadina Freehouse
by Alex MacPherson, Saskatoon StarPhoenix January 5, 2017 The partnership behind the new Cathedral Social Hall in Regina is planning to expand into Saskatoon, opening later this year in space that was previously occupied by the now-shuttered Spadina Freehouse. The group’s Saskatoon location will be similar to its Regina outpost, with long communal tables laden with locally-brewed beer and locally-sourced food, according to Mike Tate, a former Molson Coors Brewing Co. salesman who is now a partner in the venture. “It piqued our interest,” Tate said of the partnership group’s decision to expand north into Saskatoon. “If Regina needed … a locally-inspired beer hall or social hall, then we thought Saskatoon could use the same.” [........] Read more: http://thestarphoenix.com/business/l...dina-freehouse |
Taylor st. Extra foods converting to no frills 2017. havent gotten a date to begin yet. broadway and canarama will be 2018. ( canarama still possible closure )
also, meadow lake, nipawin, and humboldt are converting to no frills 2017. 6 extra foods will be left in AB/SK/MB . melville is the other EF SK store thats left other than the 2 in stoon. just a heads up. |
As referenced on their facebook page here, the Ayden folks are opening a new restaurant downtown called Sticks & Stones in the space formerly occupied by The Brasserie.
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You can add Popeye's to the list of fast food places coming to town.
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Read an article about the Calgary Popeyes that just opened and the traffic was backed up so bad that they backed up onto the street and some families couldn't get in or out of their driveway. Big draw apparently. |
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No one else in SK is flipping to YIG? Saskatoon probably has enough, but all the rural places are going No Frills? I think in a previous post months ago, you alluded to Broadway being one of the highest grossing EFs, but yet its destined for No Frills also? |
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