Phone area codes for Saskatoon, SK

Saskatoon is the largest city in Saskatchewan, sitting on the South Saskatchewan River. It is a regional centre for agriculture, mining, and the University of Saskatchewan.

Dialling from and to Saskatoon

Because Saskatoon sits inside an overlay region with 3 overlapping area codes, callers must always dial 10 digits — even for calls between two phones on the same street. From outside Canada and the United States, dial your international access prefix, then +1, then the 10-digit number.

Mobile carriers in Saskatoon typically issue numbers from whichever overlay code is currently being released by the NANP relief plan. As a result, two members of the same household frequently carry numbers from two different area codes — for example a long-time resident with an original-assignment number and a newer subscriber with an overlay number.

About Saskatoon, Saskatchewan

Saskatoon is located in Saskatchewan, Canada. Saskatoon is the largest city in Saskatchewan, sitting on the South Saskatchewan River. It is a regional centre for agriculture, mining, and the University of Saskatchewan. The city falls within the Central Standard Time (CST, UTC-6, no DST) time zone.

Numbers issued to subscribers in Saskatoon can come from any of the area codes assigned to the surrounding numbering plan area: 306, 639, 474. With number portability now standard across all Canadian carriers, the area code attached to a Saskatoon number tells you only where that number was first issued — not who currently carries it or where the device is physically located.

If you are trying to identify a recent call from 306 or 639 or 474, the caller is most likely either based in Saskatoon or another community within the same NPA, has previously held a number issued in this area, or — in the case of telemarketing and scam calls — is spoofing a local prefix to increase the chance you pick up.