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Saskatchewan’s hidden workforce is ready to get to work

by Local Journalism Initiative August 5, 2026

written by Local Journalism Initiative August 5, 2026

By Andrea Moss | SaskToday.ca As employers across Saskatchewan struggle to fill positions, advocates say one of the province's biggest untapped labour pools is hiding in plain sight. Across Canada, businesses continue to grapple with staffing shortages driven by retirements and changes to immigratio...

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Saskatchewan’s hidden workforce is ready to get to work

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