Jan 07, 2026
Province’s urgent care centre is being built nearby on grounds of 98-year-old former Pleasant Hill School
Pleasant Hill School in Saskatoon is expected to be resurrected as a wellness centre with an MRI machine this fall, according to the CEO of the First Nations corporation behind the redevelopment.
Jay Funk, CEO of Ahtahkakoop Cree Developments Medical Holdings LP, appeared before city council’s municipal planning commission Tuesday to discuss the project and the rezoning required for it to move forward.
Nearby, the provincial government is building Saskatoon’s first urgent care centre on the grounds of the former elementary school, on land now owned by Ahtahkakoop Cree Nation and leased long-term by the province.