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S1 Ep11: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan

Episode 11 of the Life on the Prairies podcast, hosted by Lindsay Rubeniuk, titled "S1 Ep11: Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan" was published on October 26, 2021 and runs 21 minutes.

October 26, 2021 ·21m · Life on the Prairies

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Episode Description

This town has it all! 

  1. Ranked as second best city to live in for it’s size in Canada
  2. Ranked as one of the top 10 coolest downtowns in Canada
  3. Employment is readily available and is one of the Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot communities

Five Fundamentals every Skilled Immigrant to Canada should have!

Canadian Study Permit Guide

100th Meridian Immigration email

Moose Jaw Relocation Guide

Rural and Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) 

Saskatchewan Realtors Association 

South Central Community Futures

Sask Polytech – Moose Jaw

Newcomer Welcome Centre 

Moose Jaw Day Care

Kayla Luky - Podcast music

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