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Where should I live in Saskatchewan? Saskatchewan is one of the prairie provinces of Canada. While it doesn’t have large booming metropolitan cities like Toronto and Vancouver, it has plenty of cities brimming with small-town charm and employment opportunities. Regina: This is Saskatchewan’s capital city and also the second-largest city in terms of population. Regina has a steadily growing economy and the city is rich in educational and health services. If Regina is your fina...le choice, you should look into the best neighbourhoods the city has to offer before you pick your new address. Saskatoon: With a population of 250,000 people, Saskatoon is the most populated province in Saskatchewan. Popularly called The City of Bridges, it is one of the most beautiful prairie locations in Canada perched on the banks of the South Saskatchewan River. Furthermore, there are dozens of beautiful lakes within an hour’s drive from the city. Again, if you want to learn more about the best neighbourhoods in Saskatoon, we can help! Weyburn: Weyburn is an extremely small town of just 12,000 inhabitants but it has the honor of being called the Best Place to Live in the Prairies. It is one of Canada’s most affordable cities with an average residence value of $302,000 and a high average household income of $126,000. Estevan: This is yet another small town with great opportunities. It has a population of only 12,500 people. However, its coal, oil, and gas industries have contributed to a strong economy and an average household income of $128,889. Moose Jaw: With a population of 35,000, Moose Jaw is Saskatchewan’s fourth-largest city. The city itself is a strong industrial center and the outskirts of the city are rich in agricultural land.

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Looks like IRCC goes back to the pattern we had before last year, choosing candidates from individual class. Today’s ITAs are sent to PNP candidates. Another draw should be on tomorrow for CEC candidates.