I really love the genuineness of these videos. Sask people being super friendly is a huge plus because Ontario is somewhat friendly, Ontario is on the downhill.
Saskatchewan imo, is the most beautiful province in Canada. Northern SK is incredible, the far south with the huge rocks and open plains, the best lakes in Canada, sand dunes etc. super friendly people, and better drivers than Alberta. The winters aren’t even bad, dressing warm is so easy.
I'm having a hard time in my hometown and just need to start fresh. This video is seriously making me consider moving from Wpg-Saskatoon! Thank you for your content 🙏
Saskatchewan native here. Have you tried a Flapper pie yet? Sask only pie.. homemade is the best. If you are in the neighborhood during the summer, head over to Swift Current Tea house in Doc's town.. nothing but homemade pies.
I haven't yet bit I would love to go. I actually have a friend who lives in Swift Current so I really need to get down there! I had a Saskatoon Berry Pie though, that was pretty amazing. Are they similar?
@@jackincanada163 nope not at all. Flapper pie has a graham cracker crust and a custard middle.. which is very similar to a Mennonite waffle sauce. The topping varies from person to person, I recommend you have it without ice cream.
Thank you sooo much for making this video! Thinking of moving to Saskatoon from Victoria BC and I was hoping to find some real review videos from people who actually live in the city. Your review is exactly what I was looking for! This gives me a lot of hope that I will enjoy Saskatoon! :)
Hey, thanks so much for watching and sorry for only just getting back to you. I have been away on vacation the last couple of weeks. Thanks so much for watching Sarah and I am so glad you enjoyed the videos. Saskatoon, really is one amazing city! :)
Thanks Jack for the video, I grew up in the city you are living in... as for the winters.... you have to learn how to play and enjoy them, down hill and cross country skiing, ice fishing, hockey, skating... snowmobiling (hugh network of groom trails) are just some of the activities that take the bite away from the cold...
Nice one jack. I have been thinking of the province to move to and people keep saying Sask is boring but your video just gave me hope that Saskatchewan is really a place to be. Can’t wait to see more of Saskatchewan from your eye. Thank you
Thanks so much for watching Somi. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. My partner and I have actually just bought a house in Saskatchewan so I’ll be sure to make more videos on Saskatchewan… looks like I’ll be here for a while haha. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thanks again!☺️
I've been considering relocating to Saskatoon from Toronto. I've been to Saskatchewan a few times and the prairies are beautiful. The winters are long and cold but that goes for anywhere in Canada except for the west coast. I find that even though Toronto has so much going on I hardly take advantage because it's so crowded that I rather miss out than deal with the massive crowds. I feel like Saskatoon has less happening but I would likely attend more events. I always found Saskatoon a surprisingly artsy and vibrant city for its size. Canadians are known for being kind/polite but I swear people from Newfoundland and Saskatchewan are the friendliest and kindest of all Canadians. I'm still undecided between St. John's or Saskatoon. I'm part First Nations and I worry about prejudice in SK which is where I hesitate. It's something I don't worry about in Toronto since we're so diverse but have to take into consideration when thinking of moving elsewhere in the country.
Hey! Thanks so much for watching. It really is beautiful here and I know that you mean about the high population, even though I love Toronto. Saskatoon has a lot going on, especially for a city of its size which is something I really love about the city. In terms of being First Nation, I would say that Saskatchewan has a high population of people who are First Nation which is a true strength of the province, and something that I love about the Saskatchewan. I do think there is a lot more to do though in terms of reconciliation though.
hello! i am from sask and i would definitely recommend moving here. saskatoon is very good but i would also consider moving to a small town. (EX: 100-600 people.) Im sure this may sound silly to a person from Toronto, but a lot of those communities are very welcoming and have a great atmosphere. if anything moving to a small town CLOSE to a big city like saskatoon, just so you can still have many amenities. if you would want to i would recommend raddison, and clavet. if you are looking for a little bigger it would have to be martensville, rosthern, Warman, or Hague.
@@daryl9905 I wouldn't consider Winnipeg for a few reasons. I find the winters ultra brutal and then the bugs and extreme humidity in the warmer months isn't for me either. There's unfortunately a lot of violent crime, gang activity in Winnipeg and I have always sensed it's a bit too rough. I'm also part First Nations and I feel like out of anywhere in the country Winnipeg and Thunder Bay (where I have lived before) have a high level of prejudice towards native people. I would worry about my treatment in hospitals or if I was a victim of a crime not being treated fairly. I know housing is cheaper in Winnipeg but I dont think it would be for me. I haven't been there in close to 15 years and I was 19 when I was there, I wasn't left with a good impression but it could have gotten better since then. I have considered Saskatoon because it felt more friendly and easy going and although there is still crime, it's more so petty crime like car theft. It felt like a toned down gentler place compared to Winnipeg with a more vibrant art and food scene.
Thanks@@rickymcdicky1469! I would definitely check out some of the smaller communities. I grew up in small towns and moved to Toronto when I was 16, so I wouldn't be totally opposed to living in a smaller town. I'll definitely check out the towns you mentioned. I'll have to go back to Saskatoon to visit before I could really make a decision.
I absolutely love Saskatchewan and visiting is incredible but i don't know if i could actually live there. I'd like to give Saskatoon a 1 year try at some point in my life maybe.
Hey, thanks for watching! I totally get that, it’s a province that isn’t for everyone. Although, I thought that before I moved here. With that said, it’s a great place even if it’s just to visit!
Hi, Jack! Nice to meet you! Thank you so much for you great videos! My name is Rosimeire, I am Brazilian and I have been living in Costa Rica since 2013. Here I have been working as a Portuguese teacher for Spanish speakers. So, before I moved to Central America, I had plans to live in Saskachewan, it was (and still is) my dream. I still wish I could visit this wonderful province one day in my life. Thank you again for your amazing videos! Regards. Rose.
nice statement dude. how about mountains and rugged terrains for long drive in Saskatchewan heavy winter because tbh I don't like cliffs & fear of heights LoL
Welcome to Saskatchewan. Great video. Saskatoon only has 300,000 people but is projected to double in the next 25yrs. So it won't be tiny forever, but compared to other major cities, still quaint and small I guess. Also it's the sunniest province in Canada. Most sunny days, even in the cold -40 January. Not to mention the longest life expectancy. Just like anywhere else, there is lots to improve, but I love it . I think the roads are horrible, simply because of the extreme cold weather, off and on for 2 months, is hard on them, especially since the temps go from -40 in winter to +35 in summer. That's some bigtime fluctuation. Hopefully the provincial government will start spending some of that new oil money and potash money on our roads and infrastructure.
@Mack Solo Ya, sorry Mack and my apologies, Rich. I was overreacting to the missing and important fact that several hundred thousand Saskatchewanians are unaware that Bigfoot Vodka is produced in this easy to draw but hard to spell province. I should have just had a hoot and kept my fingers to myself, but no, I hadda embarrass myself and raise the dander of some good people. Thank you for your polite and corrective admonishment. 😎 Have a grand day, compadres!
@xmakotosolox thanks for defending, and no problem @barrywilliamsmb. Yes, I was rounding the city of Saskatoon's population, not the entire province (which is around 1.3 million total currently...rounding again). Saskatchewan is doing very well, comparably, of late (thanks to some things I mentioned previously). I didn't understand the vitriol towards my statement and my experience. I think Saskatchewan is always underestimated. Plus...I don't discriminate on my "strain of weed." Legal Cannabis has helped me ween off very high pain medication doses for my disabilities. So whatever works. Doesn't affect my brain function though, I could joke that maybe you should do more, since you misread my message. But I only joke. No hard feelings.
@Rich Reacts Thanks, Rich. I am a poor joke teller and my initial statement came out not so funny. I love Saskatchewan and the people here (excluding this author) are almost angels. I, too, employ cannabis as a happy helper and was able to ditch the pills that were supposed to diminish my curmudgeonly attitude. Thank you for replying, Rich, and I am sending healing thoughts to help you cope with your disabilities. Are you in Saskatoon, brother?
The only thing that gets me with Saskatchewan is the -45, -50 degree weather but I guess it's not that much more extreme than Ontario. Haven't ruled it out.
Hi thank you for your video. I greatly appreciate your videos. My husband and I are moving to Saskatoon from Toronto on May 29th and I am so anxious about moving because a lot of people are saying it is not safe there. Safety is my major concern and 2nd is the job opportunity. We are moving to Evergreen, Saskatoon. Do you happen to know by chance if Evergreen, Saskatoon is really a safe place to live? And how is the job opportunity there in Saskatoon in terms of administrative/office jobs? Your answers to my questions/concerns would be greatly appreciated. Thank you once again for all the videos you made. You have no idea how many people you have helped with your videos :)
I wonder why people would being in a such areas like toronto or Vancouver ! After all it depends on people life style but i would be in house for 1200$ rent instead of a simple room in Vancouver for 1500$ and that's why i really like saskatchewan, less stress and challenges, which i mean you could have 80$ to start a careers than the others provinces and life is easy in saskatchewan and good place to raise your children.
Thanks so much for watching. For sure, Educational Administration is aimed at people (I believe) who want to go into administration jobs such as Principles, VP's or other administration jobs at colleges as Universities in Saskatchewan. A good place to start may be Sask Jobs, the school divisions and the college websites (including regional colleges and the polytechnic). Hope that helps! :)
Hey Patrick. Thanks for watching! Not in my case, however, I do believe there was a bit of flooding in Saskatoon this year so it is possible depending on where you are. I think we had higher rainfall than usual this year though 😊
@@patrickrwhite8354 as a Saskachewanite the flooding you maybe concerned about is primarily found in the neighbouring province on Manitoba. The entire province is below sea level and floods every single spring.
Saskatchewan actually needs more health workers as I believe there is a shortage. I would research this a bit more though if you can :) There are lots of stores in the bigger cities (Saskatoon and Regina and. Some smaller cities like Yorkton, The Battlefords and Swift Current also have a bit more but no way near as much as the two main cities. I am about an hour and a half from Saskatoon and an hour from Lloydminster, so I typically drive to those cities if I need to as I am in a smaller city.
Thanks for watching! Well it depends on your situation and what country you’re coming from. In my case, my partner is Canadian which is why I decided to move. Because of this, I was able to apply as a permanent resident. Another option could potentially be the international experience visa (IEC), which is a great way to get a 2 year visa! This website may have some useful information: www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html
Hey that’s awesome! When are you moving? Yorkton is a great place. I actually found Kijiji was a great place to look for places to stay! I would recommend if you can, spend a couple of days in a hotel first so you can get to know the city a bit, or find out which areas you prefer☺️
Hey, thanks so much for reaching out! It depends on what field you are in and where you are living. The agriculture industry is huge here, but there are lots of other jobs depending on your background. I come from an education background and I was able to find a role linked to my teaching background (even though I’m not full time teaching). I also used websites such as Linkdin and indeed (ca) to see what is out there. Hope that helps!
Hi Jack I'm going to apply through SINP OCCUPATION in dand without job offer so minimum points is 60. If i get 60 points any possibility to get invitation ?
Hey Maheshi, great question! Honestly, I am not too sure. I would recommend taking a look at this website moving2canada.com. I used this when applying for my PR and I found it so helpful
Thanks for watching! My partner actually sponsored my application as she is from Canada so I came as a permanent resident. We did this through being common law. We did also look at the IEC which is a good way for a 2 year visa. I think the requirements may have changed from when I looked at it but it is always worth looking at!
@@jackincanada163 Thank you for answering. I am planning to apply for IEC and get some work experience to eventually apply for a permanent residence card. Thanks for the information, Saskatchewan (Saskatoon) looks like such a wonderful place to live.
i am from north Battleford and I would say don't move here. the whole town is a dump, and a lot of crappy people here. I really enjoyed living in meadow lake though.
Hi Jack. I read that you are in the education field. Is it easy or difficult to find a job in education field. That's my background. I have seen jobs with the university but not many support staff jobs with the school districts in terms of youth worker. Any tips or websites that would be great. Not sure where you live in Saskatchewan.
Hey Issa, I sure I am! I was quite lucky as I studied a masters in education and technology, so my skills were so specific to the job I do now. I currently work in the college system though. Prior to that, I was a special needs teacher in the k-12 system in the UK. It is possible to get a job, but it can take some and I would really recommend looking around. Are you a teacher? If so, apply for your SPTRB certification as soon as you can. I’m still having to do some classes to be fully certified and I initially thought I would have met the requirements. Let me know if you need anything☺️
@@jackincanada163 Thank you for the information. I am a support staff and have worked in school districts out west. I also have experience working in colleges in career services. I am open to school districts, colleges and uni. It seems to be more option in college and uni in Saskatchewan. I am also open city jobs/ gov jobs too. Any advice you can provide would be great. I was thinking saskatoon in terms of living
Colleges and higher education may be a good idea. There are two main universities in Saskatchewan, the Univeristy of Saskatchewan (in Saskatoon) and the university of Regina (Regina). Some collages do have locations in Saskatoon such as Saskpoly and SIIT. I would take a look at the different websites to see what they have on offer at the moment. Another option is to go to Saskjobs (m.saskjobs.ca) which may be a good place to look. There are also some school divisions in Saskatoon such as saskatooon public schools and Greater Saskatoon Catholic schools. I would look at all of them to see what is out there. Hope that helps! ☺️
Our province actively hates teachers and education unless its a privately funded religious school. I am a teacher and I was born and raised in sask and i would NEVER teach here.
Hi Jack, thanks for the informative videos about living and working in Saskatoon. I have recently applied for provincial nomination and nowadays conducting research about the province. I am a PhD in health policy and practice from UK and have expertise in teaching at a University level. I am still bit skeptical about finding a job related to my field there. Please also make a video about living expenses in Saskatoon and the initial expenses for a family who is immigrating to Sask for the first time, like rentals, car, buying things first time etc. Thanks again
@@kohlasa6909 all you need is a shovel for your driveway and it doesn’t matter what you drive, you can plug your car in and not worry about it being serviceable
Hey, thanks so much for watching! I’m not actually sure but one website I used when applying for my PR was. This website may have updated information! moving2canada.com/invitation-to-apply-express-entry/
Hey, thanks for watching! I’m about an hour and 20 minutes to Saskatoon, and I typically go there at least twice a month. I’m quite a bit further from Regina although I have some friends there so I still try to head up that way every so often. Both places are great cities!
Saskatchewan’s goal: -make happy people -happy people make videos -people see videos -people move to Saskatchewan -out-beat Manitoba by population -pass 2 million people by 2050 I love Saskatchewan and this video! 😄
Hi Jack I will love to know more about your move to Saskatchewan, if you do not mind kindly send me your email address, I did my studies in the UK and Boom!!!! I am here in Saskatoon.
I had 2 close friends who visited Saskatchewan, and they NEVER returned to DC.
They fell in love with the place and they moved there.
i would just like to say THANK YOU for pronouncing regina properly!
Haha, thanks Ricky. Luckily I have been there quite a few times!
I really love the genuineness of these videos. Sask people being super friendly is a huge plus because Ontario is somewhat friendly, Ontario is on the downhill.
Saskatchewan imo, is the most beautiful province in Canada. Northern SK is incredible, the far south with the huge rocks and open plains, the best lakes in Canada, sand dunes etc. super friendly people, and better drivers than Alberta. The winters aren’t even bad, dressing warm is so easy.
I'm having a hard time in my hometown and just need to start fresh. This video is seriously making me consider moving from Wpg-Saskatoon! Thank you for your content 🙏
Saskatchewan native here. Have you tried a Flapper pie yet? Sask only pie.. homemade is the best. If you are in the neighborhood during the summer, head over to Swift Current Tea house in Doc's town.. nothing but homemade pies.
I haven't yet bit I would love to go. I actually have a friend who lives in Swift Current so I really need to get down there! I had a Saskatoon Berry Pie though, that was pretty amazing. Are they similar?
@@jackincanada163 nope not at all. Flapper pie has a graham cracker crust and a custard middle.. which is very similar to a Mennonite waffle sauce. The topping varies from person to person, I recommend you have it without ice cream.
Thank you sooo much for making this video! Thinking of moving to Saskatoon from Victoria BC and I was hoping to find some real review videos from people who actually live in the city. Your review is exactly what I was looking for! This gives me a lot of hope that I will enjoy Saskatoon! :)
Hey, thanks so much for watching and sorry for only just getting back to you. I have been away on vacation the last couple of weeks. Thanks so much for watching Sarah and I am so glad you enjoyed the videos. Saskatoon, really is one amazing city! :)
I’m in this exact same position. Need to decide by tomorrow if I wanna move from Vic to Saskatoon
@@jackincanada163 😅
Thank you for this! Looking at moving to Saskatchewan from Ontario.
Thanks Jack for the video, I grew up in the city you are living in... as for the winters.... you have to learn how to play and enjoy them, down hill and cross country skiing, ice fishing, hockey, skating... snowmobiling (hugh network of groom trails) are just some of the activities that take the bite away from the cold...
Nice one jack. I have been thinking of the province to move to and people keep saying Sask is boring but your video just gave me hope that Saskatchewan is really a place to be. Can’t wait to see more of Saskatchewan from your eye. Thank you
Thanks so much for watching Somi. I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. My partner and I have actually just bought a house in Saskatchewan so I’ll be sure to make more videos on Saskatchewan… looks like I’ll be here for a while haha. If you have any questions please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thanks again!☺️
I've been considering relocating to Saskatoon from Toronto. I've been to Saskatchewan a few times and the prairies are beautiful. The winters are long and cold but that goes for anywhere in Canada except for the west coast. I find that even though Toronto has so much going on I hardly take advantage because it's so crowded that I rather miss out than deal with the massive crowds. I feel like Saskatoon has less happening but I would likely attend more events. I always found Saskatoon a surprisingly artsy and vibrant city for its size. Canadians are known for being kind/polite but I swear people from Newfoundland and Saskatchewan are the friendliest and kindest of all Canadians. I'm still undecided between St. John's or Saskatoon. I'm part First Nations and I worry about prejudice in SK which is where I hesitate. It's something I don't worry about in Toronto since we're so diverse but have to take into consideration when thinking of moving elsewhere in the country.
Hey! Thanks so much for watching. It really is beautiful here and I know that you mean about the high population, even though I love Toronto.
Saskatoon has a lot going on, especially for a city of its size which is something I really love about the city.
In terms of being First Nation, I would say that Saskatchewan has a high population of people who are First Nation which is a true strength of the province, and something that I love about the Saskatchewan. I do think there is a lot more to do though in terms of reconciliation though.
hello! i am from sask and i would definitely recommend moving here. saskatoon is very good but i would also consider moving to a small town. (EX: 100-600 people.) Im sure this may sound silly to a person from Toronto, but a lot of those communities are very welcoming and have a great atmosphere. if anything moving to a small town CLOSE to a big city like saskatoon, just so you can still have many amenities. if you would want to i would recommend raddison, and clavet. if you are looking for a little bigger it would have to be martensville, rosthern, Warman, or Hague.
Hey! I'm from Winnipeg. May I ask, purely out of curiosity, why not consider Winnipeg? Feel free to be completely frank!
@@daryl9905 I wouldn't consider Winnipeg for a few reasons. I find the winters ultra brutal and then the bugs and extreme humidity in the warmer months isn't for me either. There's unfortunately a lot of violent crime, gang activity in Winnipeg and I have always sensed it's a bit too rough. I'm also part First Nations and I feel like out of anywhere in the country Winnipeg and Thunder Bay (where I have lived before) have a high level of prejudice towards native people. I would worry about my treatment in hospitals or if I was a victim of a crime not being treated fairly. I know housing is cheaper in Winnipeg but I dont think it would be for me. I haven't been there in close to 15 years and I was 19 when I was there, I wasn't left with a good impression but it could have gotten better since then. I have considered Saskatoon because it felt more friendly and easy going and although there is still crime, it's more so petty crime like car theft. It felt like a toned down gentler place compared to Winnipeg with a more vibrant art and food scene.
Thanks@@rickymcdicky1469! I would definitely check out some of the smaller communities. I grew up in small towns and moved to Toronto when I was 16, so I wouldn't be totally opposed to living in a smaller town. I'll definitely check out the towns you mentioned. I'll have to go back to Saskatoon to visit before I could really make a decision.
A very cheerful video there… liked it so much, thanks
Thanks so much for watching Manish, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video☺️
Thank you very for providing the helpful information.
I absolutely love Saskatchewan and visiting is incredible but i don't know if i could actually live there. I'd like to give Saskatoon a 1 year try at some point in my life maybe.
Hey, thanks for watching! I totally get that, it’s a province that isn’t for everyone. Although, I thought that before I moved here. With that said, it’s a great place even if it’s just to visit!
I enjoyed your video. I've subscribed. Looking forward to more content.
Thanks so much for watching Tintjies, I’m hoping to have a new video out next week☺️
Could you do a video about apartment rent, Supermarket foods and prices , things to do in Saskatchewan?
Thanks
Thanks for the idea! I will try to do something like this in the Summer if I have time :)
moving at retirement age to Saskatchewan from northern Ontario. Big move for us for sure
Oh wow that’s amazing!! Have you moved yet? Although it will be different, hopefully it will still be something that you really enjoy! 😊
Great video! I am looking forward to seeing more of your content.
Thanks so much for watching Rick, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!
Hi, Jack! Nice to meet you! Thank you so much for you great videos! My name is Rosimeire, I am Brazilian and I have been living in Costa Rica since 2013. Here I have been working as a Portuguese teacher for Spanish speakers. So, before I moved to Central America, I had plans to live in Saskachewan, it was (and still is) my dream. I still wish I could visit this wonderful province one day in my life. Thank you again for your amazing videos! Regards. Rose.
Planejo a mesma coisa.
Can you make a video of how to survive the winter in Saskatchewan?
I would love when Winter starts to arrive. Thanks so much for the suggestion!
nice statement dude. how about mountains and rugged terrains for long drive in Saskatchewan heavy winter because tbh I don't like cliffs & fear of heights LoL
Welcome to Saskatchewan. Great video. Saskatoon only has 300,000 people but is projected to double in the next 25yrs. So it won't be tiny forever, but compared to other major cities, still quaint and small I guess. Also it's the sunniest province in Canada. Most sunny days, even in the cold -40 January. Not to mention the longest life expectancy. Just like anywhere else, there is lots to improve, but I love it . I think the roads are horrible, simply because of the extreme cold weather, off and on for 2 months, is hard on them, especially since the temps go from -40 in winter to +35 in summer. That's some bigtime fluctuation. Hopefully the provincial government will start spending some of that new oil money and potash money on our roads and infrastructure.
Rich, please share the strain of weed you're on. There's a million ppl in Saskatchewan.
@@barrywilliamsmb Holy hostility, Barry! He said 300,000 in Saskatoon, which is about right. In all of Saskatchewan, there's over a million.
@Mack Solo Ya, sorry Mack and my apologies, Rich.
I was overreacting to the missing and important fact that several hundred thousand Saskatchewanians are unaware that Bigfoot Vodka is produced in this easy to draw but hard to spell province. I should have just had a hoot and kept my fingers to myself, but no, I hadda embarrass myself and raise the dander of some good people.
Thank you for your polite and corrective admonishment. 😎 Have a grand day, compadres!
@xmakotosolox thanks for defending, and no problem @barrywilliamsmb. Yes, I was rounding the city of Saskatoon's population, not the entire province (which is around 1.3 million total currently...rounding again). Saskatchewan is doing very well, comparably, of late (thanks to some things I mentioned previously). I didn't understand the vitriol towards my statement and my experience. I think Saskatchewan is always underestimated. Plus...I don't discriminate on my "strain of weed." Legal Cannabis has helped me ween off very high pain medication doses for my disabilities. So whatever works. Doesn't affect my brain function though, I could joke that maybe you should do more, since you misread my message. But I only joke. No hard feelings.
@Rich Reacts Thanks, Rich. I am a poor joke teller and my initial statement came out not so funny. I love Saskatchewan and the people here (excluding this author) are almost angels. I, too, employ cannabis as a happy helper and was able to ditch the pills that were supposed to diminish my curmudgeonly attitude.
Thank you for replying, Rich, and I am sending healing thoughts to help you cope with your disabilities.
Are you in Saskatoon, brother?
perhaps the best place that I hv ever lived in. Saskatoon 2001-2004
Another great video, keep it up!
Thanks so much for watching Kassidy!
The only thing that gets me with Saskatchewan is the -45, -50 degree weather but I guess it's not that much more extreme than Ontario. Haven't ruled it out.
So true, even for me the harsh winters is probably the only thing I really complain about, but that would be the same anywhere where it is that cold!
I’ve lived here all my life and can confirm that the people are very kind
That’s awesome, Saskatchewan truly is such a wonderful place!
You're really promoting kindness Jack, thank you for the review!
Hey, thanks so much for watching. I really do appreciate it☺️
Hi thank you for your video. I greatly appreciate your videos. My husband and I are moving to Saskatoon from Toronto on May 29th and I am so anxious about moving because a lot of people are saying it is not safe there. Safety is my major concern and 2nd is the job opportunity. We are moving to Evergreen, Saskatoon. Do you happen to know by chance if Evergreen, Saskatoon is really a safe place to live? And how is the job opportunity there in Saskatoon in terms of administrative/office jobs? Your answers to my questions/concerns would be greatly appreciated. Thank you once again for all the videos you made. You have no idea how many people you have helped with your videos :)
The Summers are the best in Sask.
Am from Toronto wondering what's better Regina or Saskatoon?? Migrated to Canada in 2009 living in Ontario since then.
I wonder why people would being in a such areas like toronto or Vancouver ! After all it depends on people life style but i would be in house for 1200$ rent instead of a simple room in Vancouver for 1500$ and that's why i really like saskatchewan, less stress and challenges, which i mean you could have 80$ to start a careers than the others provinces and life is easy in saskatchewan and good place to raise your children.
We here in SK also have some of the best lakes and campgrounds on the planet.
That's awesome! What would you say your favourite Lake this? I have just found there are so many incredible places!
@@jackincanada163 Waskesiu lake has some great swimming and fishing. Also Candle lake. Actually several lakes with great fishing in SK.
More Sask Videos please 😃😃
Thank you for such a wonderful video.
Are there job opportunities in studying Master of Educational Administration at Saskatchewan?
Thanks so much for watching. For sure, Educational Administration is aimed at people (I believe) who want to go into administration jobs such as Principles, VP's or other administration jobs at colleges as Universities in Saskatchewan. A good place to start may be Sask Jobs, the school divisions and the college websites (including regional colleges and the polytechnic). Hope that helps! :)
Hey Jack this was a nice introduction as to why I might move to Saskatchewan. Are there many floods there in summer?
Hey Patrick. Thanks for watching! Not in my case, however, I do believe there was a bit of flooding in Saskatoon this year so it is possible depending on where you are. I think we had higher rainfall than usual this year though 😊
@@jackincanada163 Thanks so much JACK it is Greatly appreciated.
@@patrickrwhite8354 as a Saskachewanite the flooding you maybe concerned about is primarily found in the neighbouring province on Manitoba. The entire province is below sea level and floods every single spring.
your akcent is great
Thanks bud, it is gradually becoming less British… according to my friends anyway😂
@@jackincanada163 its still unique
thank you for making this video. we will be migriting to Saskatoon this October hope to see you there.
Interested in this province
How is the health care system for jobs? And is the land all farm and how are there city shops?
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Saskatchewan actually needs more health workers as I believe there is a shortage. I would research this a bit more though if you can :)
There are lots of stores in the bigger cities (Saskatoon and Regina and. Some smaller cities like Yorkton, The Battlefords and Swift Current also have a bit more but no way near as much as the two main cities.
I am about an hour and a half from Saskatoon and an hour from Lloydminster, so I typically drive to those cities if I need to as I am in a smaller city.
Liked the video. What are the requirements to be able to move to Canada from another country?
Thanks for watching! Well it depends on your situation and what country you’re coming from. In my case, my partner is Canadian which is why I decided to move. Because of this, I was able to apply as a permanent resident. Another option could potentially be the international experience visa (IEC), which is a great way to get a 2 year visa!
This website may have some useful information: www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html
How much prices of houses in Saskatchewan average please?
Hi great video see you there
Hey, thanks so much for watching! :)
It’s beautiful but no mountains ground is sand like not good for much sad
I am moving to yorkton can you help me to find accommodation
Hey that’s awesome! When are you moving? Yorkton is a great place.
I actually found Kijiji was a great place to look for places to stay!
I would recommend if you can, spend a couple of days in a hotel first so you can get to know the city a bit, or find out which areas you prefer☺️
Good people in Saskatchewan but it is boring and extremely extremely cold
Thanks for watching! I love it here but I can see your point as well. Saskatchewan definitely isn’t for everyone.
Great video. What are the jobs available in Saskatchewan.
Hey, thanks so much for reaching out! It depends on what field you are in and where you are living. The agriculture industry is huge here, but there are lots of other jobs depending on your background. I come from an education background and I was able to find a role linked to my teaching background (even though I’m not full time teaching).
I also used websites such as Linkdin and indeed (ca) to see what is out there. Hope that helps!
Am in Nigeria and I will love to join Agricultural sector in terms of job.
@@infoshow3983 That's awesome. Try looking at this website as it may be helpful.
www.saskatchewan.ca/residents/moving-to-saskatchewan
Can we move there 2023? I am currently in Toronto and I want to move there for a change
I live in Florida in the US, how do you pronounce Regina the capital
He pronounces it just before the 2 minute mark.
Hi Jack
I'm going to apply through SINP OCCUPATION in dand without job offer so minimum points is 60. If i get 60 points any possibility to get invitation ?
Hey Maheshi, great question! Honestly, I am not too sure. I would recommend taking a look at this website moving2canada.com. I used this when applying for my PR and I found it so helpful
With which program did you move to Canada?
Thanks for watching! My partner actually sponsored my application as she is from Canada so I came as a permanent resident.
We did this through being common law.
We did also look at the IEC which is a good way for a 2 year visa. I think the requirements may have changed from when I looked at it but it is always worth looking at!
@@jackincanada163 Thank you for answering. I am planning to apply for IEC and get some work experience to eventually apply for a permanent residence card. Thanks for the information, Saskatchewan (Saskatoon) looks like such a wonderful place to live.
i am from north Battleford and I would say don't move here. the whole town is a dump, and a lot of crappy people here. I really enjoyed living in meadow lake though.
I actually like North Battleford, I mean in my experience anyway. Meadow lake is also a pretty cool place ☺️
Hi Jack. I read that you are in the education field. Is it easy or difficult to find a job in education field. That's my background. I have seen jobs with the university but not many support staff jobs with the school districts in terms of youth worker. Any tips or websites that would be great. Not sure where you live in Saskatchewan.
Hey Issa, I sure I am! I was quite lucky as I studied a masters in education and technology, so my skills were so specific to the job I do now. I currently work in the college system though. Prior to that, I was a special needs teacher in the k-12 system in the UK. It is possible to get a job, but it can take some and I would really recommend looking around. Are you a teacher? If so, apply for your SPTRB certification as soon as you can. I’m still having to do some classes to be fully certified and I initially thought I would have met the requirements.
Let me know if you need anything☺️
@@jackincanada163 Thank you for the information. I am a support staff and have worked in school districts out west. I also have experience working in colleges in career services. I am open to school districts, colleges and uni. It seems to be more option in college and uni in Saskatchewan. I am also open city jobs/ gov jobs too. Any advice you can provide would be great. I was thinking saskatoon in terms of living
Colleges and higher education may be a good idea. There are two main universities in Saskatchewan, the Univeristy of Saskatchewan (in Saskatoon) and the university of Regina (Regina). Some collages do have locations in Saskatoon such as Saskpoly and SIIT. I would take a look at the different websites to see what they have on offer at the moment.
Another option is to go to Saskjobs (m.saskjobs.ca) which may be a good place to look.
There are also some school divisions in Saskatoon such as saskatooon public schools and Greater Saskatoon Catholic schools. I would look at all of them to see what is out there.
Hope that helps! ☺️
Our province actively hates teachers and education unless its a privately funded religious school. I am a teacher and I was born and raised in sask and i would NEVER teach here.
Nice 1
Thanks so much for watching Omkar!
Hi Jack, thanks for the informative videos about living and working in Saskatoon. I have recently applied for provincial nomination and nowadays conducting research about the province. I am a PhD in health policy and practice from UK and have expertise in teaching at a University level. I am still bit skeptical about finding a job related to my field there. Please also make a video about living expenses in Saskatoon and the initial expenses for a family who is immigrating to Sask for the first time, like rentals, car, buying things first time etc. Thanks again
yeah right agree as well as please reviews of reliable suv in Sask province specially heavy winter.
@@kohlasa6909 all you need is a shovel for your driveway and it doesn’t matter what you drive, you can plug your car in and not worry about it being serviceable
Hi ,i hv submitted EOI for SNIP what will be the next process, kindly update
Hey, thanks so much for watching! I’m not actually sure but one website I used when applying for my PR was.
This website may have updated information!
moving2canada.com/invitation-to-apply-express-entry/
Are you near Saskatoon or Regina?
Hey, thanks for watching!
I’m about an hour and 20 minutes to Saskatoon, and I typically go there at least twice a month.
I’m quite a bit further from Regina although I have some friends there so I still try to head up that way every so often. Both places are great cities!
Difference between Saskatchewan and alberta ?
Alberta has a lot more people, less fields, more oil industry, and mountains
where did u study education and technology masters?
I did my masters as University College London, back in the UK! ☺️
@@jackincanada163 anhan okz
how to apply sir?
I was born here
That’s awesome! Do you still live in Saskatchewan?
@@jackincanada163 yepperz!
Love sk😊
hey i like you discribe the saskatchewan life thank you
Thank you so much! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video☺️
hey!
Hey, thanks so much for watching Sergiy!☺️
Crime rate? You can't walk out after dark in Regina sadly, too dangerous
Yeah that’s such a shame :( I’ve only ever driven around Regina at night. I do still love the city though
show me love am ready to relocate
Hi
Hey, thanks for watching! :-D
Saskatchewan’s goal:
-make happy people
-happy people make videos
-people see videos
-people move to Saskatchewan
-out-beat Manitoba by population
-pass 2 million people by 2050
I love Saskatchewan and this video! 😄
I love this!! Thanks so much for watching James.... I would love it if our population became just a little bit higher :-)
Manitoba's 90% population in Winnipeg only. Wonder why no other cities??
Soooo Boring and cold! There is nothing there 😵💫😵💫
For you there is nothing
Don’t come to Saskatchewan, weather sucks and it’s boring
I thought that when I initially moved here but now I love it!
Nice one
Thanks for watching!
Ni people
Hi Jack I will love to know more about your move to Saskatchewan, if you do not mind kindly send me your email address, I did my studies in the UK and Boom!!!! I am here in Saskatoon.
More like absolute spack in Canada 😂
It’s beautiful but no mountains ground is sand like not good for much sad
hey