Ishilove:

Has your rod grown flowers yet?

salford:

Pros: Easier for PR if you are an international student, diversified economy, decent average wages for professionals (only Alberta is higher), cuisines is oyinbo food, but there are Nigerian food stores scattered across the province, Good number of Nigerian trained doctors and other professionals, less populated, cheap phone plans and car insurance, decent cost of rent or property etc

Cons: Bitterly cold-comparable to Manitoba and Edmonton & up, Mosquitoes in summer, diversity not as much as Ontario or BC, could be boring, no real international airport like the one in Calgary, Vancouver or Toronto, lowest minimum wage in Canada, Infrastructures not as nice as say BC or Ontario.

Moved here from Calgary, Alberta after the world Oil glut seriously affected Alberta's economy. Had a chance to move elsewhere like BC or return to Alberta, but the family loves it here than Alberta, so this is home now. Love Sask - Land of the living skies.

However, you will get you more response and views on the existing Living in Canada thread.

meetchandus:


Regina or Saskatoon?
I find Saskatchewan to be more of a family oriented province.

salford1:

That generalization though. Every province has cities or towns that are family oriented.

To talk about a proper family oriented location , I won't actually include Saskatoon or Regina or any other medium size to big city as per Canadian standards.

Having lived in Regina, Swift Current, Moose Jaw Weyburn, less than a week in Saskatoon and Estevan, in my opinion, the best places that are more family oriented are the towns or very small cities (Less than 40k population), but job opportunities are also limited in those places.

salford1:

That generalization though. Every province has cities or towns that are family oriented.

To talk about a proper family oriented location , I won't actually include Saskatoon or Regina or any other medium size to big city as per Canadian standards.

Having lived in Regina, Swift Current, Moose Jaw Weyburn, less than a week in Saskatoon and Estevan, in my opinion, the best places that are more family oriented are the towns or very small cities (Less than 40k population), but job opportunities are also limited in those places.

Ovems:
@ Salford, Justwise, I have an Uncle in Saskatchewan, and we believe it will help us get more points but a friend that is in Alberta said we can't get points for a relative that is not a brother or sister. How true is this please?

seunlayi:
Are you sure you are not the only Nigerian in that town?

Boringdraw1:
Saskatchewan is not that developed, no light, no good road, no good health care center, no portable water and the environment is not that conducive to live in.

ennygal:
@nairalandbuzz, please kindly whatsapp me on 08024419070. I have an important thing to discuss with you. Thanks so much

nairalandbuzz:


Let's talk here

ennygal:
I actually need someone to reference me for the Saskatchewan provincial nominee. Can you help me pls or you know someone living in the povince for a year at least.Thanks

Bosayo:
My greetings to everybody, I am a recent PR and just got admission to university of regina. I will be moving during summer with my hubby and 2 kids. Here are my questions please

Can you tell me good areas to reside in regina for a family?
Does Saks also give child benefit?
How much does daycare cost?
What is the cost of 2 bedroom condo in a decent area?

Thanks alot, Oga salford and others please help your sister.

cashhip:

Hey, yep I'm in Regina. How has it been for you so far?

Regina3:
Hi, not bad and you?

luvlyglenda:
Hello Naijans in Sask.
Good to be here, thanks to d pioneers of this thread. I have an issue, i am looking for help from u guys. I have been trying several pilots to immigrate to Canada, but my IELTS have been the stumbling block., most recent is 6.5. So i tried the SINP. I submitted my EOI and indicated i had a relative in Sask. This person is actually a friend and not related to me. I called her up, only to find out she has relocated to Edmonton. About 2 weeks after, i got ITA.

Pls, can an angel come to my aid?, can some one, help reference me?

A plea for help!

luvlyglenda:
Hello Naijans in Sask.
Good to be here, thanks to d pioneers of this thread. I have an issue, i am looking for help from u guys. I have been trying several pilots to immigrate to Canada, but my IELTS have been the stumbling block., most recent is 6.5. So i tried the SINP. I submitted my EOI and indicated i had a relative in Sask. This person is actually a friend and not related to me. I called her up, only to find out she has relocated to Edmonton. About 2 weeks after, i got ITA.

Pls, can an angel come to my aid?, can some one, help reference me?

A plea for help!

Otas4u:
What are my chances of making it here by next year. Then I would have completed my PhD. I would also be 31 by then. I'm thinking of coming in as a Lecturer or HSE officer because of NEBOSH.
Also which will be easier provincial nomination or main express entry.

nkordeh:
Please what are the opportunity for teachers in Saskatchewan?

What side hussle can one do as an English teacher?