What could change the picture for a Saskatoon owner is a different federal proposal, a higher inclusion rate on the taxable share of a capital gain, and that applies to secondary properties, rentals and investment real estate, not to the exemption on your own home, since that kind of gain is already taxed on only 50 percent of the profit before any exemption applies.
If that inclusion-rate change goes through, the owners it affects are people selling a second property, a cottage, or a home they did not designate as their principal residence, since the taxable portion of that gain would grow. An owner selling the house they actually live in sees no change either way.
If you own more than one property and want to know how a rate change would actually land on your specific situation, that is a conversation for an accountant before you list. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.