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Arrival Guide Special Programs ARRIVAL GUIDE uslcstudent.usask.ca/special-group-programs/about.php A B C D E F G Campus Map For more views see www.usask.ca/maps 9 9 1 P 3 HWY 11 71st Street Wanuskewin N O R T H A C C E S S R D R C H E A D R I V E N HWY 16 S The E R P P Concourse CANADIANPACIFICRAILWAY 110 John G. Diefenbaker Airport 108 P 112 116 121 e r Millar Ave Millar iv V Dr D R I E e e 51st St Lenor R C H S E S E R v A i P e v i P R r Ave C D Warman Road t P r o Bio p P r i 107 The Atrium n A P Circle Drive a Processing w L.F. Kristjanson 111 e t ttridge Dri iv n e A v r e D e 106 Centre P c h P 2nd Ave s Biotechnology e 33rd Street Circle 33rd St r c C t HWY 5 a 410 a n i University of Complex Bons 8 d k 8 Idylwyld Drive Idylwyld a p s P 25th St S Saskatchewan Y R O A D a E Club P N HWY 14 22nd Street S W P O 422 College Drive D National HWY 7 411 SRC The Circle Drive Circle Hydrology . Avenue P Avenue Dr. Burton Craig Avenue H Avenue 8th Street r Analytical Galleria D 407 11th Street r e e Research v h i Building D O W N E Y R O A D Laboratories r ClarenceAve. 15 Taylor St. rc 11 D e K d Centre c h l P e y M v t i w r l u y D 421 o d PrestonAvenue S I k P Dr. Jack McFaull u h c y Circle Drive RESOURCES ROW P Circle Drive o Building B Road Waste Closed P HWY 16 I N N O V A T I O N Management B O U L E V A R D Facility Innovation Place HWY 219 HWY 11 SED Systems Inc. Canadian Space 18 Agency City Of Saskatoon AE 305 Agriculture Greenhouse w 7 P E R I M E T E R R O A D 7 Canadian Food Environment Canada Inspection Agency V E Canadian Wildlife . T L P E E Field #11 S International Service L Lutheran R A IN M I Vaccine Centre P.O.S. Theological N A AR F O (InterVac) Bio-Sciences Seminary P H Y T P L A R E H P L A O O S C E Ogle Hall A D P SEMINARY CRESCENT T P CANADIAN WILDLIFE CRT VIDO R C P Canadian Laboratory O Crop Science VER P Light Source ID Field #10 V Field Laboratory S OAD I Synchrotron R PRESTON AVENUE T Y R P A Food N I N R Tennis Courts Field #9 Centre R General E P T 6 A Peterson Purpose 6 4 E V P S.E.R.F. W P P HB T K R U Grounds O D C A HC Greenhouse Bovine O R Teaching Crop Science University R.J.F. Smith Centre Q CHE N F For Aquatic Ecology Unit Seed Barn O Services . I P L T W O W AY T E Reproduction Education T Building C 17 A Centre Q A C Ryan-Dubé Equine R O A D T NAN T 1 0 8 t h S T R E E P U E Veterinary S Court PerformanceCentre A P D H K NT E E I Western S MA D I E F A K E R Heating P Research E N B C SCI College of N E F E R INNOVATIONBLVD B D I T A P Plant Annex Y K Veterinary V E R Diefenbaker ENCE SA . Agriculture and HA w P Medicine P L Rayner Dairy Research Y A Agri-Food Canada P CAMPUSDRIVE W Toxicology & Teaching Facility P MAINTENANCEROAD O N E W AY R O P OTA S H C P Centre G P L P CAMPUS DRIVE U S 16 Edwards School A P P TERIN M D VE AR C Y A R UTH of Business C P C I E R V Poultry E S E Saskatoon . Farm 5 O Centre 5 Cancer Centre Law P 5 Agriculture Residences S Spinks P P P Thorvaldson SCIENCE PLACEKirk Hall RUH Parkade A R T S MEDICAL CRT P Biology C R Arts (W.P. Thompson) P Engineering Curling T John Rink L 7 P Poultry H Royal CAMPUS DRIVE Geology Mitchell Science University Gordon Oakes Archaeology P Rutherford Dubé Centre Hospital Red Bear Animal Science Fields Student Centre Physics Rink T H E B O W L B University Farm Health Murray Hantelman Sciences (Library) Marquis 9 Hall Place Nobel NRC - Plant FARMLANE Palliser Plaza Ellis Hall Garden Biotechnology P Livestock P l a c e R i e l Riel O R T Transit Hub Qu'Appelle Research C D Qu'Appelle Peter Mackinnon Institute A L Hall O A P O Observatory Hall Addition T I U M P Animal R Saskatchewan Administration A S Stone Dental N N P L 4 YA G Y M A 4 PRESIDENT'S PLACE E O G Voyageur C Science V E Hall E U 18 Clinic D 1 Barn FARMLANE R Place Dairy S President's P C E C L I N I C P L A C E R V T Kinesiology I N Barn Residence R McLean Hall P D P I Memorial Athabasca Little Physical Activity P E-Wing G L Hall UNIVERSITY BRIDGE ST. ANDREW'S PLACE Y Union Complex (PAC) R A Stone G Emmanuel E T P L I I & St. Chad/ School St. Thomas M University P St. Andrew's PRESTON AVENUE O MEMORIAL CRESCENT W w S Chapel P T Club P O College More A D M I N P L Memorial w T 3 A H Rugby O College B Gates C A M P U S D R I V E Chapel C O L L E G E D R I V E H W Y 5 C O L L E G E D R I V E COLLEGEDRIVE Stadium Patterson Parkade Garden 2 M C R E S C E N T I U S T A D ELLIOT ST. Graham M U N R O E A V E PotashCorp Huskie Saskatoon Concession UNIVERSITYDR. Field House WIGGINS AVE. Fields Park Clubhouse 3 Parking 3 BOTTOMLEYAVE. CLARENCE AVE. #4 #3 Field #2 Saskatoon 15 CUMBERLAND AVE Field House Field #1 West East Stands Stands FIELD HOUSE ROAD OSLER ST. GRIFFITHS Pine STADIUM Saskatoon Birch Field House Hall Parking Hall Williams Visitors R Clubhouse P College Quarter UnderGraduate Fields Map Legend Residences #7 #8 Public Parking Lots Aspen Spruce Buildings Hall > Pay Parking Lots 1 3 4 Graduate Hall Underground Pedestrian Tunnel House > Metered Parking Lots 16 9 17 P A I R D S T . R 2 Trail R 2 > Agriculture Building Parkade 5 Assiniboine Hall Saskatoon Transit > Stadium Parkade 2 > Health Sciences Parkade 18 Crop Science Fields H Royal University Hospital Wollaston Crop Science Fields Hall P U Faculty & Sta Parking Lots* COLONY ST. Seager w Waynding Maps Wheeler AE A B F G H HA HB HC Hall Information Centres K L O Q R T V McEown Park Student Residences Souris Place Riel Student Centre - 966-6988 Student Parking Lots* PRESTONAVENUE Hall Parking Services - 966-4502 S Y U 7 15 U 15TH ST. Horticulture Science Royal University Hospital Information Desk R Reserved Parking* Field Research Facility -Hospital Mall - 655-1005 McEOWN PLACE P Metered Parking Campus Safety available 24 hrs 966-5555 Disabled Persons' Parking* 1 Motorcyle Parking* 1 Bicycle Parking 1 4 t h S T R E E T www.usask.ca/maps *Parking Permits Required. Contact Parking September 2014 Services at 966-4502 A B C D E F G For more views see www.usask.ca/maps Contents Resource Contacts 1 Emergency Contacts 2 Language Centre Contacts 3 About Saskatoon 4 Shopping Centres 5 Saskatoon Leisure Centres 6 What to Bring For Your Summer Program 7 Accommodations 8 Banking and Money 9 Good Ideas 10 Staying Safe in Saskatoon 11 Resource Contacts LANGUAGE CENTRE Website: learnenglish.usask.ca Email: [email protected] Address: 232 R.J.D. Williams Building 221 Cumberland Ave. North Saskatoon, SK S7N 1M3 Telephone: (306) 966-4351 CAMPUS BOOKSTORE Website: www.usask.ca/consumer_services/bookstore Address: Marquis Hall, 97 Campus Dr. Telephone: (306) 966-4468 • Purchase your textbooks and other school supplies INFORMATION CENTRE Website: ussu.ca/main-page/services/information-centre Address: Upper Place Riel Telephone: (306) 966-6988 • Purchase transit passes, copy cards, calling cards HEALTH CENTRE Website: students.usask.ca/wellness/health Address: 4th floor Place Riel Telephone: (306) 966-5768 • Free health information PHARMACY The Medicine Shoppe Address: Main level Place Riel SASKATOON TRANSIT Click & Go: transit.saskatoon.ca Address: City Hall, 222 3rd Ave. North Telephone: (306) 975-3100 • Saskatoon bus information TAXI SERVICES United & Blueline Telephone: (306) 652-2222 (306) 652-3333 Comfort Cabs Telephone: (306) 664-6464 Saskatoon Radio Cabs Telephone: (306) 242-1221 1 ARRIVAL GUIDE Emergency Contacts DIAL 911 for Police or Medical Emergency SASKATOON POLICE SERVICE Website: www.police.saskatoon.sk.ca Telephone: (306) 975-8300 HOSPITAL EMERGENCY WARD Royal University Hospital Telephone: (306) 655-1000 City Hospital Telephone: (306) 655-8000 St.
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