"We are not short of jobs. We are short of people" - Premier Scott Moe, Saskatchewan, Canada

Highlights: Jobs in Saskatchewan

• Saskatchewan aims to create 100,000 jobs by 2030
• The province wants more autonomy in the immigration process like Canada has with Quebec
• The proposal has been named the Saskatchewan Immigration Accord
• It hopes to increase the population to 1.4 million in the province
• It aims to issue 13,000 Canada PR per year

*Check your eligibility to Canada through Canada Immigration Points Calculator. Abstract: The Premier of Saskatchewan has stated that the province has a sufficient number of jobs but not an adequate number of candidates to fill up the vacancies. The Premier of Saskatchewan, Scott Moe has sought help from the business community to persuade the Canadian government to boost immigration in the province. The Premier hopes to have more freedom in the immigration process and invite more people. He stated that the province does not lack employment offers, it lacks adequate human resources to fill the job vacancies in Saskatchewan. Scott Moe requested business people in Saskatchewan to ask the authorities in Canada for a new immigration accord for Canada-Saskatchewan similar to the accord with Quebec. Under the deal, the immigration target of Saskatchewan would be increased to 13,000 new Canada PR or permanent residents annually. **Want to migrate to Canada? Y-Axis is here to offer you guidance.

Jobs in Saskatchewan through Saskatchewan Immigration Accord

Most officials in Saskatchewan believe, the province needs more freedom and flexibility in the immigration process to fulfill the economic needs and address shortages in the workforce. The province aims to have 100,000 more jobs by 2030. The proposal has been termed the Saskatchewan Immigration Accord. It would give Saskatchewan the authority to nominate new immigrants to Saskatchewan, regulate the family class of immigration, and utilize federal resources for settlement facilities in Saskatchewan. It would ensure the allocation of nominees in the province annually in proportion to the population of Saskatchewan in Canada. Read more… Saskatchewan issued 1,146 invitations under International Skilled Worker Stream IRCC aims at Canada citizenship for 300,000 people in FY 2022-23 1 Million+ Jobs vacant for 150 days in Canada; Unemployment drops to record low in September

Saskatchewan Immigration Aims for a Population of 1.4 Million

Immigration is an impactful way for Saskatchewan to increase the population of the province to 1.4 million people. The governments of provinces have the best position to address the local workforce needs of newcomers to Canada. The provinces should have other pathways other than PNP or Provincial Nominee Programs set by the Canadian federal government. Saskatchewan aims to exceed its cap of 6,000 practiced currently under the SINP or Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. Additional financial aid of 42 million CAD for settlement service funding would be transferred to the province per year. Want to migrate to Canada? Contact Y-Axis, the leading Overseas Immigration Consulting Company of the Australia. If you found this news article helpful, you may want to read… Canada & Germany ranks #1 in retaining international graduates, OECD reports