About Parkridge

The subdivision of Parkridge is located in the southwest corner of Saskatoon. Originally known as Fairhaven II, this area began construction in the early 1980s. Since the addition of the Blairmore Suburban Centre, building of the final phase of Parkridge began in the early 2010s. There are two local elementary schools -- James L. Alexander School and St. Marguerite School. Tommy Douglas Collegiate and Bethlehem Catholic High School are the closest high schools, which are situated in Blairmore and are connected by the Shaw Centre. The Shaw Centre is one of Saskatoon’s leisure centres which features world-class swimming and diving facilities, a waterslide and kiddie pool, walking track, fitness centre, and more. Residents of Parkridge have numerous options for services and amenities within a short distance away in the Blairmore Suburban Centre such as Walmart, Lowes, and Shoppers Drug Mart, in addition to some smaller strip malls and convenience stores located within the area itself. Parkridge Centre is home to 240 long-term care residents, from young children to the elderly. This area has quick access out of town via highway 7, while 22nd Street and Circle Drive offer simple commuting around and through the city directly.