College Corridor Plan
The vision for College Corridor aims to transform it into a thriving, people-friendly space with a safe and inviting streetscape that encourages walking, cycling and high-frequency transit use. The Plan emphasizes mixed-use development that integrates residential, commercial, institutional and community amenities, while supporting the City's goal of promoting growth along major corridors.
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Phases
Public realm discussions - Round 1
Public Realm Discussions, Round 1 (Spring 2022)
In spring 2022, the team worked with stakeholders, community groups, people who live, work, study or visit the College Corridor area and interested people from around Saskatoon to help determine what is important to people about the public realm on College Drive and Preston Avenue – what it looks like now and what it could potentially look like in the future. The team hosted a series of virtual public meetings and surveys on different public realm topics.
Open Space and Recreation - February 9, 2022
This meeting focused on existing open spaces and possible new open spaces in the area, such as parks, outdoor plazas, sports fields or other open spaces where people can relax and gather. Presentations:
- Open Space and Recreation: Concepts and Existing Conditions
- Open Space and Recreation: Initial Ideas
Walking and Rolling Connections - March 24, 2022
This meeting focused on the connections to, and along, the College Drive and Preston Avenue corridors for people walking and rolling (e.g. cycling, wheeling, mobility aids, etc.) - and the infrastructure that may be needed to support this. Presentations:
- Walking and Rolling Connections: Concepts and Existing Conditions
- Walking and Rolling Connections: Initial Ideas
Comfort and Character - March 31, 2022
This meeting focused on things that affect how College Drive and Preston Avenue look and feel, such as the design of the front of buildings, street furniture and amenities like benches, and styles or themes that could be incorporated into the design of the streetscape. Presentations:
Feedback
Public realm input from spring 2022 was shared with the community via a video presentation on YouTube.
Feedback themes pertaining to different locations in the study area were also presented in the map below. (Click on the map to see the full size version.)
Events
Past events
Event date: October 8th, 2025 at 10:00 PM to October 9th, 2025 at 1:00 AM.