Duchuck Holdings Ltd., which bought the former Saskatoon police station, has purchased the building and property for $4.45 million. yxe
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From the outset of this project, the library says, it “has applied rigorous cost control measures to provide the highest level of cost certainty.”Article content The transfer of ownership to Duchuck Holdings is set to take place on Dec. 1, 2026. The library said it “does not have details on the future or intended use of the building.” The new central library is scheduled to open in 2026.
In late 2016, the 64,000-square-foot Saskatoon Police Service headquarters on Fourth Avenue, across the street from the Frances Morrison location, was sold to Duchuck Holdings for $10.7 million. That building was built in 1977.Article content
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