The federal government also now requires that 75 per cent of all nominees are already living in Canada as temporary residents ...

The pause on the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has been lifted but the province says it will prioritize ...

The Government of Saskatchewan, a Canadian region,  has restarted its immigration program, the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), with changes ...

According to the province, the federal government cut nomination allocations to provincial nominee programs – including the ...

However, the SINP will not return in its previous form ... Earlier this year, Ottawa also added a requirement that 75% of all nominees must already be living in Canada as temporary residents, ...

While SINP isn’t the only reason for the increase ... Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) Canadian Immigration Commission.” However, having this program that has made it slightly easier ...

The federal government mandates that 75 per cent of those spots be used for temporary residents in Canada, meaning the number of workers from abroad is limited to approximately 900 people. There will ...

A decision by the Saskatchewan government to quietly pause employers' ability to hire foreign workers through a nominee program could leave businesses without employees and immigrants without the ...

Alina Shylan came to Canada from Ukraine as a government ... paused the intake of new job approvals for the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SNIP). The program is used by many immigrants ...