A record-high 1,205,119 people are now calling Saskatchewan home.
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Dasha Zaporozehts also came to Saskatoon from Ukraine this year, arriving with her husband and “our daughters, two dogs, four cats, and a small suitcase for us,” she said. He is “very grateful to have such a quick-growing population,” as the province continues to face labour shortages, he added.Article contentMerriman said one of the province’s top priorities is finding more workers — internationally, or from elsewhere in Canada — who can help alleviate the growing stresses on every part of the health-care system.
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