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Nutana Sector, Saskatoon — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Nutana Sector is not Nutana. The sector sits on Saskatoon's east side south of the Core Neighbourhoods, while the Nutana neighbourhood lies inside them.
About Nutana Sector
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One church carries the sector's list. Church of St Joseph, Saskatoon is the only landmark recorded inside Nutana Sector, and everything else the entry gives is a boundary: Lakewood Sector to the east, the South Saskatchewan River to the west. Book a room in Saskatoon.
University Sector and the Core Neighbourhoods Sector lie north of here, closer to the river crossings, and the city's reservable beds are listed under Saskatoon rather than under any sector line.
About Nutana Sector
What are the main landmarks in Nutana Sector?
One name, and no more. The Church of St Joseph, Saskatoon is the whole of the recorded list for Nutana Sector, so a page about this ground says more about its neighbours than about anything standing inside it. The name explains it.
Nutana Sector was the Nutana Suburban Development Area before the shorter title arrived, an outer band running to the Rural Municipality of Corman Park and stopping short of Lakewood Sector.
What is the history of Nutana Sector?
Two Nutanas exist on the record. The neighbourhood of Nutana lies inside the Core Neighbourhoods Sector, while Nutana Sector is a separate east-side unit that the entry takes care to distinguish from it, sharing a name and nothing of the same ground. The sector name is younger.
Nutana Suburban Development Area was the earlier title, an administrative term for the band of Saskatoon between the South Saskatchewan River and Lakewood Sector.
Where is Nutana Sector?
Neighbours ring it on every side. Nutana Sector lies east of the South Saskatchewan River and Confederation Sector, west of Lakewood Sector, north of Corman Park.
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Updated September 2026