Current economic conditions are being blamed for the end of Saskatoon\u0027s sad soccer saga, but the stadium never seemed like a sound scheme.
and effectively end an industry in the province even more questionable.
The CPL boasts ambitious goals for expansion, which have been constrained by a lack of facilities. Yet the league’s team in Edmonton folded this year, despite an existing stadium. That plan asked comparatively little of government and did not entail banishing horse racing into oblivion. Maybe we should have known it was too good to be true.
Prairieland operates as a non-profit corporation on 136 acres of city-owned land under an archaic 1995 agreement with the city that will last until 2045. Prairieland’s board can extend the deal by 20 years if it wants.
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