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The best way to get around Saskatoon, in the summer, is on bike. The city is full of wide, inviting, tree-lined streets and bike paths, and the best way to experience the city and take in its beauty is to tour on two wheels! Particaularily, check out the Meewasin trail system, which extends along both sides of the river bank.
Written Aug 26, 2002
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Getting places is easy, There is bus routes that cover every part of the city, and if you want you can rent a car, because like I said it is not hard to find your way around.
Taxi's are also an option, but those can get quite pricey sometimes
Written Aug 25, 2002
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You can fly into the Diefenbaker airport from several major Canadian cities and I believe from Minneapolis as well. There is also a bus depot and I believe that you can still get there by train (although I have never done it). The drive from a major city like Calgary takes 6.5 hours and is largely unspectacular except for the area around Drumheller, Alberta.
A spread out city considering its small population, a car is very useful although the lay out of the city (I am told) does not make too much sense to outsiders. There are also public buses and of course taxis.
Written Aug 24, 2002
Biking or walking is a great way to get around Saskatoon. It isn't a large city and it's easy to find your way around.
Written Jun 7, 2004
SLT is the way to go, SUV for any occasion, best airtport shuttle and city tours.
Updated May 14, 2003
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Depends how far you live... Some take Planes, than rent a vehicle of their choice..
Or some others Drive by vehicle..
Any Vehicle.
There is also Public Bus Trasportation.
Written Aug 26, 2002
We rented this PT cruiser from the airport(Thrifty), for $40 a day canadian.
Written Aug 25, 2002
It was nice to get back to Minneapolis
Written Aug 25, 2002
Some say city transit is okay. But if you want to travel on the outskirts or outside of the city, you'll need a car.
Written Aug 24, 2002
There is a good bus system, you can walk, driving is simple with a map.
Written Aug 24, 2002
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There is a good bus system, you can walk, driving is simple with a map.
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The city of Saskatoon is named for the saskatoon berries that grow wild in the region. The saskatoon berry is similar to, but a little more fibrous than a blueberry.
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Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada
With ~205,000 people, Saskatoon is the largest city in the province of Saskatchewan. The name, Saskatoon is derived from 'mis-sask-quah-toomina', the Cree Indian name for a local berry. When...
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Saskatoon is a charming town, but it is very far north. The winters are long and the summers....wll, I'm not sure there is a summer in Saskatoon. I think spring just folds into autumn bypassing summer...
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