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Promoting harmony among all people. SIA provides programs and services that empower and relieve barriers for Newcomers and Indigenous people. Cultural Resource Centre.
The Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists, regulates the profession of agrology in Saskatchewan, to protect the public, by ensuring its safe, competent, and ethical practice. The Institute registers approximately 1,900 Professional Agrologists (PAg) and Technical Agrologists (TechAg) in Saskatchewan.
We can help you develop personal tools and resources, identify programs and services, answer your questions, and guide you as you settle in your new community. Contacting a qualified and knowledgeable Settlement Coordinator is the first step toward a successful settlement in Saskatchewan.
The Mentorship program is a free work-readiness program designed for newcomers who want to gain Canadian experience in their training area and learn more about Canadian work culture.
Since our beginning, the SIA has been committed to supporting cultural groups retain their distinctive cultural identity, language and arts while also integrating and feeling accepted in the...
The Saskatchewan Intercultural Association (SIA) is a non-profit, charitable organization founded in 1964. For over fifty years, the SIA has been committed to supporting cultural groups retain their distinctive cultural identity, language and arts.
Saskatchewan Intercultural Association, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. 4,334 likes · 95 talking about this · 143 were here. A social impact organization making a difference by promoting harmony among all...
