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Saskatoon opens fall leisure registration Sunday evening with new online supports

Saskatoon residents can register for fall recreation programs and Lifesaving Society swim lessons beginning Sunday at 6 p.m., with extra online and phone resources in place to ease demand.

Saskatoon opens fall leisure registration Sunday evening with new online supports
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Registration for fall programs starts Sunday; extra resources added to ease demand

The City of Saskatoon is opening its Fall leisure program registration Sunday at 6 p.m., offering residents access to fall recreation programs and Lifesaving Society swim lessons through the Leisure Online system and by phone.

City officials say additional online and telephone resources have been added to help the registration process run more smoothly during the busy opening period. Organizers cautioned that opening night typically sees heavy traffic and offered several practical tips for those planning to register.

  • Register online at leisureonline.saskatoon.ca or by phone at 306-975-2800.
  • Private and semi-private swim lessons, multi-level family lessons and Minds in Motion registration begin Monday, by phone only.
  • Have an active Leisure Online account and know your username and password before registration night.

The city emphasised technical requirements for online registration and payment options. A compatible web browser is needed for Leisure Online, and Visa and MasterCard are accepted for online transactions. Those wishing to pay with American Express must do so by phone, while cash and debit remain accepted for in-person transactions at city facilities.

“A compatible web browser is needed when registering online,”

Leisure program registrations completed through Leisure Online are subject to an additional convenience fee of $1.00 (+GST) on each program registration, the city noted.

Changes to the website during peak load

To improve load times during periods of high user traffic, images will be removed from the registered programs page between 5:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. on Sunday. The temporary removal aims to reduce page weight and help more people get through during the initial surge.

Officials also said they may add new classes if there is sufficient demand. That suggests programmes with high interest could see expansion after the first round of registrations is processed.

How to register and what to expect

What When How
Fall recreation programs & Lifesaving Society swim lessons Sunday, 6 p.m. Leisure Online or phone (306-975-2800)
Private/semi-private swim lessons, family multi-level lessons, Minds in Motion Monday Phone only

Residents are advised to prepare before registration night by ensuring they have an active Leisure Online account and that they remember their login information. The city’s guidance aims to reduce lost time and frustration for parents booking popular programs and for adults signing up for fitness or leisure classes.

For those who prefer to register in person, remember that the city accepts cash and debit; for credit card online purchases, plan to use Visa or MasterCard or complete payment by phone if using American Express.

Opening-night surges have prompted the City of Saskatoon to take steps intended to keep the system responsive while processing large numbers of requests. Residents who encounter issues during the registration window should consider the phone option and check back if classes show as full — new sections may be added if demand warrants.

More information and the full list of fall programs are available on the City of Saskatoon’s Leisure Online site. Those planning to register are encouraged to read the payment and technical requirements in advance so they can move quickly when registration opens.

This registration cycle will determine fall activity access for many Saskatoon families, swimmers and community members; city measures aim to make that process fairer and less fraught on the busiest night.

Hayley Friesen
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