City Park sits along the river next to Kinsmen Park and City Hospital, and its mix of older houses and low-rise apartment blocks means age of construction and past site use, not a designated cleanup, are what a first-time buyer should actually ask about for a specific address.
If a buyer has a genuine concern, a lawyer can order a Phase I environmental site assessment before conditions are removed, which reviews historical land use and flags whether further testing is warranted, at a cost that is separate from and in addition to the standard $400 to $600 home inspection.
The question is built on an American environmental program that does not apply here; the Saskatchewan process is a site assessment, not a cleanup list. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.