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tion and I think it’s largely because of the way
that we’ve been planning the community.
Two new schools, which are slated to break
ground this June are testament to this.”
“They’re going to make up part of our
new Traditions neighbourhood,” adds
Brad Toth, Manager of Planning and
Development.”We’ve just started to break
ground on Traditions this year, which will be
home to approximately 8,000 people when
it’s fully
built.Itwill include the two new el-
ementary schools Josh mentioned− a public
school and a Catholic school −which will
start construction this June and be attached
by some common areas and a daycare centre
in the middle.”
Warman’s commercial retail sector is also
continuing to grow at a “good pace.” Last
year, the City welcomed over 20 new store-
front businesses ranging from fast food res-
taurants such asTacoTime andDairyQueen,
to smaller privately owned companies such
as a chartered professional accountant’s of-
fice, and larger national chains like aRoyal
Bank of Canada branch and a Saskatoon
Co-op food store outlet.