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Residents vent frustrations over late-night disturbances at Saskatoon high school parking lot

Residents vent frustrations over late-night disturbances at Saskatoon high school parking lot

CBC08-08-2025
Condo owners in Saskatoon's University Heights neighbourhood say they raised concerns about teens racing and setting off fireworks in the Centennial Collegiate parking lot last summer. They're hoping a serious hit and run in July will prompt action.
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