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The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) client service team is available to walk you through the steps needed to immigrate and show you where to find job opportunities available in Saskatchewan. Learn more about immigrating to Saskatchewan through the SINP: www.saskatchewan.ca/sinp

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Yesterday, Premier Scott Moe and Minister of Immigration and Career Training Jeremy Harrison joined Russ Shewchuk, IBEW Canada Vice President along with representatives from IBEW Locals 529, 2067 and 2038 to sign a letter of intent and memorandum of understanding with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) to offer union-led apprenticeship training in Saskatchewan. This new training option will create more opportunities for people in Saskatchewan to get the skills they need to find employment in the trades and create a high quality of life.

Are you looking for a job as a cook? Saskatchewan’s Hospitality industry is looking for dedicated workers to fill positions. Find your next job at SaskJobs.ca

Today Premier Scott Moe signed a letter of intent with Russ Shewchuk, International Vice-President, International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) Canada to offer union-led apprenticeship training in Saskatchewan. This new training pathway will create more opportunities for people in Saskatchewan to get the skills they need to find employment in the trades and create a high quality of life.

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The #TopJobs in the Transportation industry right now are: • transport truck drivers • automotive service technicians • truck and bus mechanics • mechanical repairers • material handlers Find jobs like these on SaskJobs.ca Need to improve your skills? Interested in apprenticeships? To learn more visit: https://lnkd.in/ePJFYXqT