Saskatoon Club, Private club in downtown Saskatoon, Canada

The Saskatoon Club is a private club in downtown Saskatoon with spaces for business meetings, dining, and networking. The historic building contains various areas where members gather for professional conversations and events.

The Saskatoon Club was established as a gentleman's club in 1907 and incorporated by a private act of the Saskatchewan Legislature. Its first Executive Committee included William Charles Sutherland, Fred Engen, F. S. Cahill, H. L. Jordan and James Straton. By 1909 it had moved into the MacBeth Block, and in 1912 it relocated to its current building, designed by Norman Thompson of Thomson, Daniel and Colthurst and built in February 1911 at a cost of $5,000 CDN.

The club brings together professionals from different fields and creates spaces where conversations shape regional development. This tradition has made it an important place for business relationships in Saskatchewan.

The location is accessible to members and sits centrally in the city, easy to reach from several streets. Visitors should know this is a private space and only members and their guests are welcome.

The building preserves its original architecture from 1912 and has been gradually updated with modern facilities. This blend of original details and contemporary updates shows how the club has adapted across generations.