The practical piece that trips people up is access. Without you living there, buyers and inspectors need a reliable way in, so a lockbox, a property manager or a trusted local contact matters more than for a seller still on-site to unlock the door.
Mail and notices matter too. Property tax notices from the City of Saskatoon and any Board of Revision correspondence still go to the property address unless you update it, so redirecting mail before you leave prevents a missed deadline you cannot fix from far away.
Once a buyer is found, your lawyer and Information Services Corporation complete the title transfer, and that power of attorney means you never need to be back in Hampton Village to finish the sale. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.