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Mount Royal Court

Mount Royal Court consists of 46 one-bedroom independent suites – approximately 500 square feet each in size – and are housed in duplex and four-plex bungalow-style complexes.

 

This housing complex is located in a park-like setting on 29th Street and Avenue R in the Mount Royal area of Saskatoon.

 

Each suite has a full kitchen, individual garden/lawn area, cable television hook-up and street-level parking. Suites are not adapted for people who use wheelchairs.

About Rental

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Includes:​

  • Water

  • One Parking Stall
     

Not Included:

  • Electricity

  • Heat

  • Telephone

  • Cable TV

 

New Tenants are required to pay the equivalent of one month's rent as a damage deposit before moving in.​
 

Rental Fees

For rental rates please contact a housing coordinator

Admission

Applicants must be at least 55 years of age and able to live independently.
 

Applications may be made at the Porteous Lodge office at 833 Avenue P North, where assessments and interviews are conducted. Eligible applicants are registered and placed on a waiting list. Priority is given to low-income applicants and those with the greatest need.
 

Court application forms

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There is also a quick fillable form at the bottom of this page.

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WHAT PEOPLE SAY

On behalf of our Residents, Board of Directors, Management, Staff of Jubilee Residences, I want to recognize and acknowledge the successful nomination of the staff of Stensrud Lodge for the McClure Golden Heart award.  The nomination letter describes why you are so deserving of the award and recognition: "The staff at Stensrud Lodge are extra attentive, they show a sincere affection and consideration of our Mother as a human being; they truly care if she is happy or has concerns.  they are attentive to her individual needs and truly care if she is content with something that she is going to consume, a social game like bingo, or something more medical, like requiring a treatment for a medical issue.  They are very proactive, not reactive.  Being a senior is a very vulnerable position and it is so reassuring as her children to this care centre.  We truly appreciate this set of staff....." Commitment like yours really contributes to Jubilee Residences being a "caring community" and "A Great Place to Live, A Great Place to Work".  Thank you for your energy, your steadfast attendance to your duties, and for your kindness. Your efforts have a powerful and lasting impact upon our Jubilee Residences residents and our Jubilee community.

—  Robert (Bob) Cowan,

Former Board Chair

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