Canadian region resumes immigrant nominee program with new changes following federal cuts 

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The Government of Saskatchewan, a Canadian region,  has restarted its immigration program, the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), with changes due to recent federal cuts in nominee allocations.


The new measures are meant to focus on critical sectors and simplify the process for applicants.


After a 50% reduction in federal nominee allocations, Saskatchewan’s SINP is now active again with new changes.

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