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Saskatchewan faces a sharp rise in refugee claims as federal immigration cuts leave thousands in limbo
Saskatchewan has experienced a dramatic 98 per cent surge in refugee claims over the past year, driven largely by sweeping federal and provincial immigration reductions that have left many temporary residents with few options for staying in Canada. Between April 2024 and April 2025, asylum claims in the province jumped from 683 to 1,344, according to Statistics Canada. At the same time, Saskatchewan recorded the steepest drop in permanent residents among Canadian provinces —
Nov 14


Saskatchewan lays first-ever charges under provincial immigration protection laws against three Moose Jaw employers
Three employers face historic charges under Saskatchewan's Foreign Worker Recruitment and Immigration Services Act, marking the first prosecution of its kind in the province. Kartikkumar Prakashkumar Patel, Rutvik Hasmukhbhai Patel, and Piyushkumar Mafatbhai Patel each face three counts related to alleged violations at Guac Mexi Grill in Moose Jaw between August 2023 and February 2024. The charges include retaliating against foreign workers for cooperating with authorities,
Oct 24


Saskatchewan's immigration potential soars as province adds 16,500 full-time jobs, maintains Canada's lowest unemployment rate
Statistics Canada's latest labour force data reveals Saskatchewan's remarkable economic strength, with 16,500 new full-time positions...
Sep 8


Saskatchewan's record economic growth creates immigration opportunities with 22,200 new full-time jobs
Saskatchewan has established itself as Canada's leading economic performer, adding an impressive 22,200 full-time positions...
Aug 11
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