Immigration Partnership Saskatoon (IPSK) is a partnership of more than 70 organizations from every sector in Saskatoon. Government, education, health, settlement, employment, faith, cultural, and Indigenous and Métis organizations all work together through IPSK to make Saskatoon more welcoming for newcomers. We don’t deliver services directly. We help the organizations that do work more effectively together, so the system actually functions for the people who need it. IPSK is one of more than 95 Local Immigration Partnerships across Canada, funded by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. We do research, connect organizations, and push for the changes our community needs.

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LATEST NEWS

Updates from IPSK and our partners.

Welcoming Week interview at CBC

Welcoming Week 2024 runs until the 22nd of September 2024. Host Stephanie Massicotte at CBC spoke with organizer and LIP Coordinator, Jasmine Calix, about Welcoming Week. She also speaks with Diego Perez, who moved from

BECOME A STAKEHOLDER

If you are interested in participating in the Partnership Council, on of our Working Groups, or the Immigrant Advisory Table (IAT) please contact us for more information.