Tod Fox wants Saskatoon to spend 'a dime' per resident to fix intersection where wife was killed

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Tod Fox wants Saskatoon to spend 'a dime' per resident to fix intersection where wife was killed

Tod Fox was back at Saskatoon council for a second time to lobby for changes to the intersection where his wife, Natasha Fox, was struck and killed while she was riding her bicycle. Council is debating recommendations that would improve the College Drive and Wiggins Avenue intersection, where Natasha died.