Dear all,
I am 22y/o and due to start a graduate course at the university of Saskatchewan for Fall 2015. However, i would like to know your honest inputs on the province the university is located. What are the realistic chances of PR in saskatoon and how easy it is in comparison to other province. What are the chances of landing a job in these locations and kindly rank them according to the unemployment rate, quality of life and much more - Saskatoon, Alberta and Winnipeg.


NB: I am keen on the prairie region because i am only interested in agricultural entrepreneurship and agribusiness management and to add that i have lived in europe for 5 years so i should say i'm not bothered about the cold weather nor snow fall in these region.

Ace2013: Dear all,
I am 22y/o and due to start a graduate course at the university of Saskatchewan for spring 2015. However, i would like to know your honest inputs on the province the university is located. What are the realistic chances of PR in saskatoon and how easy it is in comparison to other province. What are the chances of landing a job in these locations and kindly rank them according to the unemployment rate, quality of life and much more - Saskatoon, Alberta and Winnipeg.


NB: I am keen on the prairie region because i am only interested in agricultural entrepreneurship and agribusiness management and to add that i have lived in europe for 5 years so i should say i'm not bothered about the cold weather nor snow fall in these region.

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Thanks sys007

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Saskatchewan is a very good province. They have good plans for students after graduation. You can apply for your PR immediately u finish ur studies provided u get a job related to your course of study, 6 months working experience n PPWP.

Ace2013: Dear all,
I am 22y/o and due to start a graduate course at the university of Saskatchewan for spring 2015. However, i would like to know your honest inputs on the province the university is located. What are the realistic chances of PR in saskatoon and how easy it is in comparison to other province. What are the chances of landing a job in these locations and kindly rank them according to the unemployment rate, quality of life and much more - Saskatoon, Alberta and Winnipeg.


NB: I am keen on the prairie region because i am only interested in agricultural entrepreneurship and agribusiness management and to add that i have lived in europe for 5 years so i should say i'm not bothered about the cold weather nor snow fall in these region.