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Industries

Recruitment for Saskatchewan's key industries

Specialist recruiters for health care, agriculture, skilled trades, manufacturing, mining and energy, and technology: the 2026 SINP priority sectors.

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Priority sector

Health care recruitment in Saskatchewan

Hospitals, long-term care homes and home care providers across Saskatchewan need nurses and care staff in every season. We recruit qualified candidates in Canada and abroad and help you meet the licensing steps each role needs.

Roles we often fill

  • Registered nurses
  • Licensed practical nurses
  • Continuing care assistants
  • Personal support workers
  • Medical laboratory assistants
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Priority sector

Agriculture recruitment in Saskatchewan

Grain, livestock and mixed farms are the backbone of the province. We find experienced farm workers, equipment operators and herd managers who can start when the season does.

Roles we often fill

  • General farm workers
  • Livestock workers
  • Agricultural equipment operators
  • Farm supervisors
  • Greenhouse workers
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Priority sector

Skilled trades and construction recruitment in Saskatchewan

Saskatchewan's construction, maintenance and resource projects depend on certified trades. We source tradespeople with the right experience and help you check credentials against provincial trade certification.

Roles we often fill

  • Carpenters
  • Electricians
  • Heavy-duty mechanics
  • Plumbers and pipefitters
  • Construction labourers
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Priority sector

Manufacturing and welding recruitment in Saskatchewan

From agricultural equipment to steel fabrication, Saskatchewan manufacturers need hands-on skills. We recruit welders, machinists and production staff for day and shift work.

Roles we often fill

  • Welders
  • Machinists
  • Industrial mechanics (millwrights)
  • Production workers
  • Quality control inspectors
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Priority sector

Mining and energy recruitment in Saskatchewan

Potash, uranium, oil and gas, and new energy projects need skilled crews across the province. We recruit operators, technicians and trades for site and camp roles.

Roles we often fill

  • Heavy equipment operators
  • Millwrights
  • Process operators
  • Electrical technicians
  • Safety coordinators
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Priority sector

Technology and professional roles recruitment in Saskatchewan

Growing Saskatchewan employers need software, data and engineering talent. We help you find professionals and explain which immigration pathway fits each candidate.

Roles we often fill

  • Software developers
  • IT support specialists
  • Data analysts
  • Engineers
  • Accountants
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Capped sector in 2026 (trucking)

Transportation and logistics recruitment in Saskatchewan

Trucking (NAICS 48–49) is a capped SINP sector in 2026: it can only support current employees with six months or less on their work permit, during intake windows. We help carriers and warehouses plan within these limits and recruit locally.

Roles we often fill

  • Long-haul truck drivers (current employees)
  • Warehouse workers
  • Dispatchers
  • Material handlers
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Capped sector in 2026

Hospitality, food services and retail recruitment in Saskatchewan

Accommodation and food services (NAICS 72) and retail (NAICS 44–45) are capped in 2026. We explain what is still possible for your current staff and help you recruit in Canada.

Roles we often fill

  • Cooks
  • Food service supervisors
  • Retail supervisors
  • Front desk agents

Not sure if your industry qualifies?

Your SINP sector is set by the NAICS code on your Certificate of Registration. Send it to us and we will tell you which pathways are open for your business in 2026.