We found 3 bicycle repairer jobs in Saskatchewan on Job Bank. The job postings found are for all Other repairers and servicers (NOC 73209).
| Location | Available jobs | Links |
|---|---|---|
| Saskatchewan | 3 | View job postings > |
| Prince Albert Region | 1 | View job postings > |
| Regina–Moose Mountain Region | 1 | View job postings > |
| Saskatoon–Biggar Region | 1 | View job postings > |
| Canada | 78 | View job postings > |
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The Government of Canada is providing $1.85M to support nine projects that support tourism and cultural initiatives across Manitoba. The provincial tourism sector supports over 20,000 jobs and contributes $1.8B in visitor spending annually.
The Government of Manitoba is spending $72M to expand the Park Manor Personal Care Home in Winnipeg’s Transcona neighbourhood. The senior care facility will add 90 private beds and is part of the province's initiative to provide more long-term care services.
Following the decision to cut immigration levels in 2025, the federal government has allocated 4,750 nominees for Manitoba’s Provincial Nominee Program, down from 9,540 in 2024. Manitoba had requested 12,000 nominees for 2025, causing concern from businesses about prolonged job vacancies and labour shortages. Rural communities may be particularly impacted.
In 2023, Churchill’s tourism industry contributed $99.8M to the province’s GDP and created about 1,395 direct and indirect jobs, according to a report by Travel Manitoba. About 25,000 people visited Churchill last year, many of them international tourists.
Alamo Management recently reopened its downtown Winnipeg hotel with a new name and expanded rooms and amenities. The $30M renovation includes 47 new suites, a gym, lobby bar, and additional meeting space. The hotel, formerly Best Western Plus, has been rebranded as the Hampton Inn by Hilton Winnipeg Downtown.
Manitoba saw 10.4M tourists and posted a record $1.82B in tourist spending in 2023, according to Travel Manitoba. This represents a significant improvement since the pandemic; the province has not reported more than 10M visitors since 2019.
