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ARTICLE · 11 NOVEMBER 2026

Saskatchewan To Launch Public Employer Registry In January 2027

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Saskatchewan's Ministry of Immigration and Career Training will launch a public Employer Registry in January 2027, listing all employers with active Certificates of Registration under The Immigration Services Act. This registry aims to increase transparency and protect foreign workers by allowing them to verify whether employers are authorized to recruit foreign nationals for employer-specific work permits. Employers who wish to opt out must cancel their Certificate of Registration by November 30, 2026, tho

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Saskatchewan’s Ministry of Immigration and Career Training’s Program Compliance Branch (PCB) has announced plans to launch a public Employer Registry in January 2027. This Employer Registry will list all employers that hold an active Certificate of Registration (COR) under The Immigration Services Act. According to PCB, the purpose of the Employer Registry is to support compliance with The Immigration Services Act by increasing transparency and protecting foreign workers from immigration fraud. It will further allow foreign workers and other members of the public to confirm whether an employer holds an active COR and is thereby authorized to recruit foreign workers on employer-specific (closed) work permits in Saskatchewan.

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