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From: July 2023
to: August 25, 2025

Saskatchewan Exceeds the National Average in Licensed Nurses Per Capita, released by Saskatchewan on 06 August 2025

Saskatchewan Exceeds the National Average in Licensed Nurses Per Capita Released on August 6, 2025 Over the last decade, Saskatchewan’s supply of nurses has grown by more than 2,700 (an increase of 18.3 per cent since 2015), enhancing care to communities throughout the province. A...

August 25, 2025

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Saskatchewan Exceeds the National Average in Licensed Nurses Per Capita, released by Saskatchewan on 06 August 2025

Saskatchewan provides nearly $1 Million to Support Young Entrepreneurs, released by Saskatchewan on 21 May 2025

The SINP will be hosting information sessions on recent program changes for: Prospective Applicants, released by Saskatchewan on 03 April 2025

Saskatchewan Proclaims International Education Week 2024, released by Saskatchewan on 18 November 2024

Canada Immigration Provincial pick under Occupations In-Demand by Saskatchewan on 12 September 2024

Saskatchewan Planning Future Intensive Care Unit Expansion in Saskatoon, released by Saskatchewan on 10 September 2024

Saskatchewan Introduces New Immigration Streams for Agriculture and Health Care Workers, released by Saskatchewan on 30 August 2024

Feedback wanted on licensing recruiters of foreign workers, released by Saskatchewan on 29 August 2024

Governments of Canada and Saskatchewan Invest $35 Million for Tuition Free Early Childhood Education Training, released by Saskatchewan on 22 August 2024

Two New Perfusionists Recruited to Saskatchewan, released by Saskatchewan on 22 August 2024

Canada Immigration Provincial pick under Occupations In-Demand by Saskatchewan on 13 June 2024

Canada Immigration Provincial pick under Express Entry by Saskatchewan on 13 June 2024

Preparing Youth to Safely Enter the Job Market in Saskatchewan, released by Saskatchewan on 30 May 2024

$255,000 to Support Women Entrepreneurs in Saskatchewan, released by Saskatchewan on 22 May 2024

Innovation Saskatchewan Invests $92,500 in Technology Pilot Projects Through the MIST Program, released by Saskatchewan on 27 May 2024

Saskatchewan Building Construction Investment Up 21.2 Per Cent, released by Saskatchewan on 17 May 2024

Update on Saskatchewan’s International Post-Secondary Student Application Process, released by Saskatchewan on 03 April 2024

Province Provides $400,000 to Hospitality Saskatchewan to Grow the Workforce, released by Saskatchewan on 02 April 2024

Province Expands Investment for Women and Children Leaving Interpersonal Violence in Lloydminster: Provincial News of Saskatchewan, released by Saskatchewan on 25 March 2024

Province of Saskatchewan: Record $3.3 Billion Education Budget Includes Largest Ever Increase of 8.8 Per Cent, released by Saskatchewan on 20 March 2024

Saskatchewan 2024-25 Health Budget Delivers Record Increase in Health Care Funding, released by Saskatchewan on 20 March 2024

Investments Made to Support Saskatchewan’s Growing Workforce with Immigration as one of Saskatchewan’s pillers, released by Saskatchewan on 20 March 2024

New Initiatives to Enhance Utilization of Nurse Practitioners, released by Saskatchewan on 12 March 2024

More Doctors Recruited to Rural Communities, released by Saskatchewan on 13 March 2024

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