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Saskatchewan Reopens PNP with Major Policy Changes Following Federal Cuts
Saskatchewan reopens its Immigrant Nominee Program with new rules after a 50% federal cut. Learn about updated sectors, caps, and eligibility for 2025.

Canada Immigrants Most Likely To Stay In Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan
Canada’s Prairie provinces and the country’s three territories are the most likely to retain immigrants who come to settle there, a Statistics Canada report reveals.

Saskatchewan PNP Draw: Province Issues 63 Canada Immigration Invitations
Saskatchewan has issued 63 Canada immigration invitations in a new Expression of Interest draw through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. The December 27 draw featured

Saskatchewan Issues 23 ITAs To Immigrate To Canada In Entrepreneur Draw
Saskatchewan immigration’s latest Entrepreneur stream draw saw the Prairie province issue 23 invitations through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). The Sept. 7 required a

Saskatchewan’s Draws For Immigration From Eight Specific Countries Criticised
Saskatchewan is coming under fire for only allowing immigration from eight countries in its latest draws under Express Entry and Skilled Worker Occupations-In-Demand of the

Saskatchewan issues 646 invitations to apply to immigrate to Canada in PNP draw
The Prairie province of Saskatchewan is trying to recruit up to 646 skilled workers from Ireland, India, Poland, Czechia, Germany, Lithuania, Slovakia, and the Ukraine

Top 8 Most In-Demand Jobs In Canada for Skilled Foreign Workers in 2024
View our list of the most in-demand jobs in Canada, using data from Job Bank of the Government of Canada.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe Enlists Help Of Business Community In Bid To Boost Immigration
Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has enlisted the help of the business community in persuading Ottawa to boost immigration to his Prairie province. At a Saskatchewan

Five Canadian Provinces To Keep Holding Immigration Detainees In Provincial Jails
Five Canadian provinces – Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Alberta and Saskatchewan – are reportedly saying they will keep detaining migrants in their provincial jails under