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Historic Third Avenue United Church sold to Saskatoon Orthodox churchThird Avenue United Church in downtown Saskatoon has been bought by the St. Vincent of Lerins Orthodox Church, which plans to restore the building.CanadaJul 6, 2021
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Saskatoon church continues services despite previous fine for breaking gathering limitGlobal News saw more than 30 people walk into the Fellowship Baptist Church. COVID-19 public health orders restrict religious services to 30 people, not including clergy and staff.CanadaMay 2, 2021
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Knox United Church asks City of Saskatoon for help to sell parking lotThe Knox United Church board is asking the City of Saskatoon to amend a bylaw so the board can sell the parking lot to a developer looking to build a high-rise.CanadaDec 8, 2020
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Proposed downtown condo leaves Municipal Heritage Advisory Committee with mixed feelingsThe committee reviewed an approval report recommending a bylaw designating Knox United Church as a municipal heritage property be amended.CanadaNov 17, 2020
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Saskatoon developer seeks appeal to build condo between historic churchesMeridian Development Corp. is appealing the city's rejection of an application to build a 19-storey condominium building between two downtown churches.CanadaNov 3, 2020
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Forensic psychiatrist determines man who vandalized Saskatoon churches isn’t mentally fit to stand trialThe psychiatrist said Bozorhmehr felt what he was doing was altruistic and that he was warning his neighbours about what he perceived was a threat.CrimeOct 28, 2020
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Saskatoon Mennonite church takes renewable energy approachThe transition to solar power makes a Saskatoon congregation the first Mennonite church in the province to adopt the renewable energy source.EnvironmentMar 7, 2019
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Third Avenue United Church holds final service after 113 yearsAfter 113 years, Saskatoon's Third Avenue United Church held it's final service. The church closes at the end of June 2018.CanadaJun 24, 2018
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Hundreds enjoy City Centre Church’s annual Easter lunchHundreds enjoy City Centre Church's annual Easter lunch that provides a traditional turkey meal to those in need.CanadaApr 16, 2017
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