Saskatchewan is the middle province of Canada's three Prairie provinces. It has an area of 651,900 km2 (251,700 mi2) and a population of 1,132,505 (Saskatchewanians) as of 2021. Saskatchewan's population is made of 50.3% women and 49.7% men.[1] Most of its population lives in the Southern half of the province.

The most populous city is Saskatoon, with a population of 317,480 (2021) in the Census Metropolitan Area (CMA), followed by the province's capital, Regina, with a population of 249,217 (2021) in the CMA. The province's population makeup is also notable for German Canadians being the largest European ethnic group and for the second-largest proportion of people of indigenous descent of any of the provinces, after Manitoba.

Population history

YearPopulationFive-year
% change		Ten-year
% change		Rank among
provinces
190191,279†n/an/a8
1911492,432n/a439.53
1921757,510n/a53.83
1931921,785n/a21.73
1941895,992n/a−2.83
1951831,728n/a−7.25
1956880,6655.9n/a5
1961925,1815.111.25
1966955,3443.38.56
1971926,242−3.00.16
1976921,325−0.53.66
1981968,3135.14.56
19861,009,6134.39.66
1991988,928−2.02.16
1996976,615−1.2−3.36
2001978,9330.2−1.06
2006985,3860.70.96
20111,053,9607.07.66
20161,098,3526.311.46
20211,132,5053.57.56

† 1901 population for District of Saskatchewan and District of Athabasca, parts of the then-named North-West Territories.

Source: Statistics Canada.[2][3]

Ethnic origins

Ethnic groups in Saskatchewan (1941–2021)
Ethnic group2021[4]2001[5]1941[6]: 2–3
Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%
German272,47524.7%275,06028.56%130,25814.54%
English219,66019.91%235,71524.47%186,05320.77%
Scottish175,59015.92%172,30017.89%108,91912.16%
Irish145,41513.18%139,20514.45%95,85210.7%
Ukrainian138,70512.57%121,73512.64%79,7778.9%
First Nations129,22511.71%102,28510.62%13,3841.49%
French108,5059.84%109,80011.4%50,5305.64%
Norwegian70,2156.36%60,5106.28%38,2134.26%
Métis56,0605.08%40,1104.16%9,1601.02%
Polish55,6005.04%51,4455.34%27,9023.11%
Filipino40,1603.64%3,2750.34%
Russian35,9203.26%27,6952.88%25,9332.89%
Swedish31,9602.9%29,9003.1%20,9612.34%
Dutch29,4102.67%32,3003.35%35,8944.01%
Hungarian28,4952.58%24,3402.53%14,5761.63%
Indian20,7551.88%3,2450.34%20%
Chinese19,9651.81%9,2750.96%2,5450.28%
Austrian17,6901.6%14,4501.5%10,6551.19%
Welsh17,6051.6%13,9351.45%6,9500.78%
Romanian12,4151.13%10,2901.07%7,0930.79%
Italian10,8300.98%7,5650.79%1,0140.11%
Danish10,5850.96%9,3750.97%6,0270.67%
Total responses1,103,20097.41%963,15098.39%895,992100%
Total population1,132,505100%978,933100%895,992100%
Note: Totals greater than 100% due to multiple origin responses

Future projections

Panethnic origin projections in Saskatchewan (2031–2041)[7][8][9][10]
Panethnic group203120362041
Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%
European[a]768,00058.31%751,00054.46%733,00051.04%
Indigenous246,00018.68%263,00019.07%279,00019.43%
South Asian94,0007.14%114,0008.27%133,0009.26%
Southeast Asian[b]82,0006.23%99,0007.18%118,0008.22%
East Asian[c]45,0003.42%51,0003.7%56,0003.9%
African45,0003.42%54,0003.92%64,0004.46%
Middle Eastern[d]19,0001.44%23,0001.67%27,0001.88%
Latin American9,0000.68%11,0000.8%13,0000.91%
Other/multiracial[e]10,0000.76%12,0000.87%14,0000.97%
Projected Saskatchewan population1,317,000100%1,379,000100%1,436,000100%

Visible minorities and Indigenous peoples

Visible minority and Indigenous population (Canada 2021 Census)[11]
Population groupPopulation%
European[f]755,95068.5%
Visible minority group
South Asian44,7204.1%
Chinese18,0101.6%
Black22,5702.0%
Filipino43,7554.0%
Arab5,5750.5%
Latin American5,6800.5%
Southeast Asian8,5400.8%
West Asian2,8300.3%
Korean1,8500.2%
Japanese8300.1%
Visible minority, n.i.e.1,2750.1%
Multiple visible minorities3,7250.3%
Total visible minority population159,36514.4%
Indigenous group
First Nations (North American Indian)121,17511.0%
Métis62,8005.7%
Inuk (Inuit)4600.0%
Multiple Indigenous responses2,0300.2%
Indigenous responses n.i.e.1,4250.1%
Total Indigenous population187,88517.0%
Total population1,103,200100.0%

Languages

Knowledge of languages

The question on knowledge of languages allows for multiple responses, and first appeared on the 1991 Canadian census.[g]

Knowledge of Languages in Saskatchewan (1991–2021)
Language2021 Canadian census
[12][13]		2016 Canadian census2011 Canadian census2006 Canadian census
[14]		2001 Canadian census
[15][16][17][18][19]		1996 Canadian census
[20][21][22][23]		1991 Canadian census
[24][25][26]
Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%
English1,094,78599.24%1,062,27599.23%1,012,49099.43%950,10099.61%959,64599.64%971,32599.46%969,87099.37%
French52,0654.72%51,3254.79%47,0004.62%47,9355.03%49,3605.12%51,1155.23%51,2505.25%
Tagalog36,1253.27%28,6552.68%14,4401.42%2,8100.29%2,2750.24%2,2700.23%1,4450.15%
Hindustani[h]26,2852.38%17,4951.63%7,6000.75%2,0100.21%1,7650.18%1,5550.16%1,5300.16%
Cree[i]24,8502.25%27,0652.53%27,8752.74%30,2503.17%28,9703.01%30,0003.07%26,6352.73%
Chinese[j]15,6201.42%13,6301.27%9,9800.98%8,3200.87%7,2050.75%7,1900.74%7,2400.74%
Punjabi13,3151.21%8,3000.78%3,2500.32%1,2100.13%9250.1%7600.08%6400.07%
German[k]11,9701.09%17,7301.66%21,0852.07%31,6953.32%36,2453.76%42,1804.32%50,1255.14%
Spanish11,1851.01%9,6050.9%7,8350.77%6,5300.68%5,2600.55%4,1200.42%3,7350.38%
Ukrainian10,7900.98%13,0901.22%15,4151.51%20,3552.13%25,3052.63%30,8703.16%37,1803.81%
Athabaskan–Dene8,0900.73%9,1200.85%8,8650.87%7,8050.82%7,4150.77%7,3200.75%6,3950.66%
Arabic7,2650.66%5,6050.52%2,5900.25%2,2900.24%1,5250.16%1,0350.11%6450.07%
Gujarati6,9700.63%3,3200.31%7650.08%3200.03%3100.03%3850.04%3000.03%
Russian5,3050.48%5,2750.49%3,6050.35%2,2700.24%2,4150.25%2,5900.27%3,4600.35%
Vietnamese4,4400.4%3,1050.29%2,2450.22%1,6750.18%1,9700.2%2,0900.21%1,7350.18%
Persian[l]2,0450.19%1,6300.15%1,0000.1%8850.09%5050.05%3900.04%4550.05%
Korean1,8700.17%1,9300.18%1,1850.12%7350.08%4650.05%2800.03%1800.02%
Polish1,7450.16%2,1850.2%2,3050.23%3,0650.32%3,8900.4%4,5450.47%6,2300.64%
Serbo-Croatian1,7050.15%1,8000.17%1,2050.12%1,4000.15%1,4800.15%1,3500.14%3850.04%
Greek1,4350.13%1,4700.14%1,1850.12%1,3900.15%1,3350.14%1,5550.16%1,3150.13%
Italian1,3950.13%1,3600.13%1,1250.11%1,2100.13%1,4950.16%1,6100.16%1,5900.16%
Portuguese1,3200.12%8850.08%6300.06%7350.08%5950.06%6500.07%5900.06%
Dutch1,2850.12%1,5100.14%1,6750.16%2,0300.21%2,2050.23%2,6350.27%3,0400.31%
Japanese1,1650.11%1,2050.11%7400.07%7600.08%5250.05%4850.05%4000.04%
Tamil1,1200.1%6350.06%3350.03%3900.04%2300.02%2950.03%1800.02%
Hungarian1,0550.1%1,3850.13%1,6750.16%2,4150.25%2,9900.31%3,2950.34%4,2100.43%
Scandinavian[m]9550.09%1,0350.1%1,5400.15%1,8550.19%2,5450.26%3,7950.39%4,9750.51%
Creoles9500.09%4950.05%2500.02%1000.01%500.01%600.01%550.01%
Romanian9200.08%1,1050.1%8900.09%9300.1%8800.09%1,2101,210%1,2251,225%
Hebrew4700.04%4700.04%4350.04%1000.01%900.01%500.01%1650.02%
Finnish1750.02%3600.03%2800.03%3850.04%5200.05%4100.04%5400.06%
Total responses1,103,20597.41%1,070,56097.47%1,018,31596.62%953,85096.8%963,15098.39%976,61598.62%976,04098.7%
Total population1,132,505100%1,098,352100%1,053,960100%985,386100%978,933100%990,237100%988,928100%

Mother tongue

The 2006 census showed a population of 968,157. Of the 946,250 singular responses to the census question concerning mother tongue the languages most commonly reported were:

Mother tongue in Saskatchewan
Language200620011931[27]: 1176–1187
Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%
English811,27585.7%817,95585.8%516,34256.02%
German28,5553.0%32,5153.4%138,49915.03%
Algonquian languages26,5252.8%23,7352.5%
Cree24,2552.6%22,0552.1%
Ojibway1,7450.2%1,3750.1%
Ukrainian16,3501.7%19,6502.1%70,5457.65%
French16,0601.7%17,7751.9%42,2834.59%
Chinese7,4750.8%6,0150.6%2,5000.27%
Cantonese1,7200.2%1,4250.2%
Mandarin7150.1%395<0.1%
Athapaskan languages7,1450.8%6,3150.7%
Dene7,1350.8%6,3100.7%
Polish2,5100.4%3,0150.3%18,7422.03%
Hungarian2,1900.2%2,7000.3%11,8531.29%
Tagalog (Filipino/Pilipino)2,1700.2%1,5450.2%
Dutch1,7850.2%1,9300.20%10,0791.09%
Scandinavian languages1,6900.2%2,3200.2%50,6345.49%
Norwegian8300.1%1,2600.1%27,9963.04%
Danish420<0.1%4300.1%3,8820.42%
Swedish355<0.1%5250.1%15,5561.69%
Arabic1,5250.12%1,0900.11%5710.06%
Russian1,4000.2%1,4400.2%17,0851.85%
Vietnamese1,3050.1%1,3900.2%
Serbo-Croatian languages1,2500.1%1,2350.1%9560.1%
Croatian4500.1%4350.1%
Bosnian335<0.1%NN
Serbian270<0.1%210<0.1%
Serbo-Croatian195<0.1%5900.1%
Greek1,0600.1%9800.1%3700.04%
Panjabi (Punjabi)8500.1%5400.1%70%
Persian7850.1%415<0.1%
Romanian7700.1%7750.1%6,1700.67%
Italian7350.1%8950.1%6920.08%
Korean6750.1%425<0.1%
Germanic languages n.i.e.6050.1%375<0.1%8,619[n]0.94%
Siouan languages (Dakota/Sioux)410<0.1%345<0.1%
African languages n.i.e.405<0.1%1300.01%
Portuguese380<0.1%405<0.1%
Finnish365<0.1%435<0.1%1,8610.2%
Hindi355<0.1%320<0.1%
Lao340<0.1%2750.03%
Urdu330<0.1%425<0.1%
Bantu languages325<0.1%170<0.1%
Swahili105<0.1%110<0.1%
Czech325<0.1%415<0.1%1,1560.13%
Berber310<0.1%185<0.1%
Japanese290<0.1%185<0.1%1,0700.12%
Niger–Congo languages n.i.e.285<0.1%100<0.1%
Tigrigna215<0.1%190<0.1%
Gujarati210<0.1%2250.02%
Slovak210<0.1%100<0.1%1,1560.13%
Somali210<0.1%35<0.1%
Bengali190<0.1%70<0.1%

Note: "n.i.e.": not included elsewhere

There were also 175 single-language responses for Non-verbal languages (Sign languages); 170 for Amharic; 155 for Turkish; 140 for Sinhala; 135 for Slavic languages n.i.e.; 130 for Slovenian; 120 for Pashto; 115 for Malay; 115 for Malayalam; 115 for Thai; 110 for Ilocano; 110 for Khmer; 100 for Celtic languages; and 100 for Sino-Tibetan languages n.i.e. In addition there were also 6,080 responses of both English and a non-official language; 245 of both French and a non-official language; 1,130 of both English and French; and 140 of English, French and a non-official language. Figures shown are for the number of single language responses and the percentage of total single-language responses.[28]

Religion

Religious groups in Saskatchewan (1981−2021)
Religious group2021 Canadian census
[29][30][31][32]		2011 Canadian census
[33][34][35]		2001 Canadian census
[36][37][38][39]		1991 Canadian census
[39][40][41][42]		1981 Canadian census
[43][44][45][46]
Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%
Christianity621,25056.31%726,92072.06%795,93582.64%858,12087.92%889,82093.03%
Irreligion403,96036.62%246,30524.42%151,45015.72%107,22510.99%60,2556.3%
Islam25,4552.31%10,0401%2,2300.23%1,1850.12%1,1200.12%
Indigenous spirituality16,3001.48%12,2401.21%5,8850.61%1,9950.2%4600.05%
Hinduism14,1501.28%3,5700.35%1,5900.17%1,6800.17%1,1500.12%
Sikhism9,0400.82%1,6500.16%5000.05%5650.06%2200.02%
Buddhism4,4100.4%4,2650.42%3,0550.32%1,8850.19%9850.1%
Judaism1,1050.1%9400.09%8650.09%1,3700.14%1,5850.17%
Other7,5400.68%2,8100.28%1,6400.17%2,0150.21%8450.09%
Total responses1,103,20597.41%1,008,76095.71%963,15098.39%976,04098.7%956,44098.77%
Total population1,132,505100%1,053,960100%978,933100%988,928100%968,313100%

Migration

Immigration

Saskatchewan immigration statistics (1901–2021)
Census yearImmigrant percentageImmigrant populationTotal responsesTotal populationSource(s)
1901 Canadian census39.65%36,19591,27991,279[47]: 239
1911 Canadian census49.49%243,681492,432492,432[47]: 239
1921 Canadian census39.56%299,677757,510757,510[48]: 108[47]: 239
1931 Canadian census34.56%318,545921,785921,785[49]: 540[50]: 710[51]: 446[52]: 374[48]: 108
1941 Canadian census26.66%238,903895,992895,992[53][54][55]: 282–343[48]: 108
1951 Canadian census21.14%175,829831,728831,728[56]: 675–676[48]: 108
1961 Canadian census16.15%149,389925,181925,181[57][58][59][48]: 108
1971 Canadian census11.95%110,690926,240926,242[60][61][62][48]: 108
1981 Canadian census8.75%83,655956,440968,313[63][64][65][66][67][68]
1986 Canadian census7.22%71,990996,7001,009,613[69][70][71][72][73]
1991 Canadian census5.92%57,815976,040988,928[69][74][75]
1996 Canadian census5.36%52,315976,615990,237[76][77][69][78][79]
2001 Canadian census4.97%47,825963,150978,933[80][77][81]
2006 Canadian census5.05%48,160953,850985,386[82][83]
2011 Canadian census6.82%68,7801,008,7601,053,960[84][85]
2016 Canadian census10.51%112,4901,070,5601,098,352[86][87][88]
2021 Canadian census12.47%137,6201,103,2051,132,505[89][90][91]

The 2021 census reported that immigrants (individuals born outside Canada) comprise 137,620 persons or 12.5 percent of the total population of Saskatchewan.[89][90]

Immigrants in Saskatchewan by country of birth
Country of birth2021 census
[89][90][91]		2016 census
[86][87][88]		2011 census
[84][85]		2006 census
[82][83]		2001 census
[80][77][81]		1996 census
[76][77][69][78][79]		1991 census
[69][74][75]		1986 census
[69][70][71][72][73]		1981 census
[63][64][65][66][67][68]		1971 census
[60][61][62]		1961 census
[57][58][59]		1951 census
[56]: 675–676		1941 census
[53][54][55]: 282–343		1931 census
[49]: 540[50]: 710[51]: 446[52]: 374
Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%Pop.%
Philippines35,95526.13%26,86523.88%12,77518.57%2,4555.1%2,0654.32%2,0403.9%1,2552.17%1,0751.49%9001.08%
India15,66011.38%9,6308.56%3,0804.48%1,6853.5%1,1002.3%1,4602.79%1,2202.11%1,6652.31%1,0401.24%8300.75%1990.13%1190.07%1530.06%2330.07%
China & Taiwan8,825[o]6.41%7,670[p]6.82%4,760[q]6.92%3,600[r]7.48%2,880[s]6.02%2,980[t]5.7%2,760[u]4.77%2,795[v]3.88%2,575[w]3.08%2,3352.11%2,4341.63%1,7420.99%2,2490.94%3,3351.05%
Pakistan7,1105.17%6,8606.1%3,1154.53%3300.69%3850.81%1700.32%1500.26%2050.28%1900.23%950.09%
United Kingdom6,7854.93%7,0206.24%7,37010.72%7,68515.96%8,45017.67%9,53018.22%11,74020.31%15,63021.71%18,94522.65%28,83526.05%38,21825.58%48,28227.46%66,76127.94%91,57128.75%
Nigeria & Ghana5,520[x]4.01%2,155[y]1.92%745[z]1.08%345[aa]0.72%235[ab]0.49%315[ac]0.6%1500.26%1400.19%700.08%
United States5,2153.79%4,8454.31%5,0207.3%5,42511.26%5,86512.26%7,20513.77%8,66014.98%12,92017.95%16,56019.8%23,78521.49%31,65621.19%39,48222.45%54,61722.86%73,00822.92%
Vietnam3,2452.36%2,6202.33%1,7702.57%1,2952.69%1,4653.06%1,8103.46%1,8003.11%2,2803.17%2,3852.85%
Bangladesh3,2302.35%2,5752.29%8401.22%600.12%650.14%500.1%800.14%550.08%600.07%
Ukraine & Russia3,820[ad]2.3%4,080[ae]2.92%2,425[af]2.49%1,575[ag]2.19%2,105[ah]2.92%2,865[ai]5.48%3,765[ai]6.51%5,765[ai]8.01%7,875[ai]9.41%13,550[ai]12.24%18,364[ai]12.29%26,984[ai]15.35%27,596[ai]11.55%36,258[ai]11.38%
Germany & Austria2,220[aj]1.53%2,770[ak]2.29%2,865[al]3.82%2,875[am]5.55%3,275[an]6.13%3,710[ao]6.15%4,430[ap]6.4%5,520[aq]6.04%7,425[ar]8.88%11,32010.23%18,44812.35%13,8987.9%18,9177.92%21,2146.66%
South Africa2,0751.51%1,7751.58%8651.26%7201.5%6501.36%4850.93%5250.91%2900.4%2200.26%820.05%700.04%1110.05%1400.04%
Eritrea & Ethiopia1,805[as]0.74%1,230[at]0.53%800[au]0.33%305[av]0.35%330[aw]0.47%4600.88%3000.52%3000.42%
Former Yugoslavia1,7451.27%1,7601.56%1,2301.79%1,5353.19%1,6503.45%1,4052.69%7551.31%8501.18%9201.1%1,1801.07%1,4200.95%7570.43%1,0970.46%2,0950.66%
Mexico1,7201.25%1,3301.18%6800.99%2350.49%2900.61%2800.54%1800.31%2800.39%1600.19%
Syria & Lebanon1,630[ax]1.18%1,405[ay]1.25%315[az]0.46%260[ba]0.54%125[bb]0.26%115[bc]0.22%135[bd]0.23%140[be]0.19%800.1%1990.08%2980.09%
Jamaica & Trinidad and Tobago1,560[bf]1.13%1,030[bg]0.92%665[bh]0.97%415[bi]0.86%490[bj]1.02%520[bk]0.99%610[bl]1.06%595[bm]0.83%7550.9%2350.21%173[bn]0.12%49[bn]0.03%53[bn]0.02%92[bn]0.03%
Iraq1,4401.05%1,1751.04%7801.13%5551.15%4250.89%3000.57%650.11%1350.19%
Sudan & South Sudan1,1950.87%9400.84%2650.39%6651.38%2450.51%1200.23%200.03%50.01%50.01%
South Korea1,1100.81%1,1251%7701.12%4250.88%2650.55%1800.34%1550.27%700.1%850.1%
Poland1,0800.78%1,3901.24%1,3101.9%1,9404.03%2,4055.03%2,9255.59%4,1857.24%5,4957.63%6,3457.58%8,6357.8%10,4557%14,9858.52%24,02610.06%29,5949.29%
Iran1,0400.76%7850.7%5750.84%3450.72%3100.65%2550.49%2750.48%1800.25%650.08%
El Salvador & Guatemala & Nicaragua955[bo]0.69%915[bp]0.81%790[bq]1.15%810[br]1.68%610[bs]1.28%660[bt]1.26%445[bu]0.77%235[bv]0.33%500.06%
Netherlands9650.7%1,2201.08%1,3351.94%1,3552.81%1,4753.08%1,6153.09%1,8753.24%1,9302.68%1,9902.38%2,0551.86%2,8261.89%1,3140.75%8580.36%1,2250.38%
Kenya & Tanzania & Uganda935[bw]0.68%675[bx]0.6%325[by]0.47%460[bz]0.96%345[ca]0.72%250[cb]0.48%335[cc]0.58%400[cd]0.56%4000.48%
Hong Kong8400.61%7700.68%7251.05%8851.84%8851.85%1,2902.47%1,0351.79%1,0851.51%8951.07%
DR Congo & Cameroon830[ce]0.6%650[cf]0.58%185[cg]0.27%75[ch]0.16%65[ci]0.14%20[cj]0.04%400.07%50.01%50.01%
Egypt8050.58%4300.38%2200.32%1550.32%1300.27%800.15%1150.2%1000.14%950.11%
Myanmar7550.55%5600.5%6800.99%1100.23%650.14%250.05%850.15%800.11%
Ireland7200.52%8400.75%3700.54%2800.58%3450.72%3750.72%5100.88%5900.82%3650.44%1,1901.08%3,5842.4%4,1742.37%5,7952.43%8,1592.56%
Colombia6650.48%5550.49%4500.65%1250.26%1000.21%100.02%150.03%150.02%
Romania6600.48%6950.62%5450.79%7501.56%6401.34%6301.2%7501.3%8151.13%9001.08%1,4451.31%2,1101.41%2,9111.66%6,3062.64%10,5983.33%
Australia & New Zealand6150.45%5700.51%6400.93%3650.76%3650.76%2650.51%4250.74%5100.71%3700.44%3400.31%2440.16%1490.08%1810.08%3100.1%
Thailand6050.44%4900.44%3800.55%1050.22%1400.29%1500.29%1000.17%750.1%
Italy5850.43%5700.51%5300.77%5501.14%7051.47%6901.32%7901.37%7801.08%1,0501,050%9900.89%8970.6%3080.18%3160.13%3670.12%
Chile5650.41%5250.47%5850.85%7001.45%6101.28%4700.9%8501.47%8151.13%4950.59%
Greece5000.36%6050.54%5150.75%6501.35%5851.22%7201.38%5750.99%6000.83%6700.8%4500.41%3630.24%1540.09%2020.08%2720.09%
Somalia4850.35%6350.56%3700.54%1500.31%500.1%200.04%00%00%
Afghanistan4650.34%5150.46%2950.43%3100.64%450.09%100.02%00%600.08%
France & Belgium445[ck]0.32%355[cl]0.32%365[cm]0.53%365[cn]0.76%395[co]0.83%560[cp]1.07%675[cq]1.17%825[cr]1.15%1,095[cs]1.31%1,6701.51%2,5401.7%2,9991.71%3,9901.67%5,1251.61%
Laos & Cambodia435[ct]0.32%500[cu]0.44%440[cv]0.64%440[cw]0.91%565[cx]1.18%595[cy]1.14%610[cz]1.06%705[da]0.98%6500.78%
Sri Lanka4350.32%4400.39%1850.27%2300.48%1450.3%1600.31%1600.28%1500.21%1200.14%
Saudi Arabia4150.3%2100.19%600.09%500.1%150.03%00%
Mauritius4050.29%2550.23%1650.24%1000.21%600.13%350.07%
Brazil3850.28%1850.16%1650.24%1050.22%1450.3%1250.24%1350.23%150.02%700.08%
Scandinavia[db]3950.29%4450.4%5500.8%5701.18%8901.86%1,0301.97%1,6452.85%1,8402.56%2,6853.21%4,9704.49%8,3215.57%11,0846.3%16,2446.8%23,1247.26%
United Arab Emirates3400.25%2150.19%450.07%00%500.1%150.03%
Hungary3250.24%3950.35%2950.43%5151.07%7401.55%7701.47%1,1251.95%1,3701.9%1,7952.15%2,6652.41%4,0442.71%3,8082.17%5,5102.31%6,8842.16%
Malaysia & Singapore250[dc]0.18%165[dd]0.15%210[de]0.31%255[df]0.53%195[dg]0.41%160[dh]0.31%125[di]0.22%130[dj]0.18%
Czech Republic & Slovakia2050.15%2350.21%1950.28%3000.62%3600.75%5451.04%4950.86%6550.91%8150.97%1,1301.02%1,4080.94%1,4270.81%1,9970.84%2,3890.75%
Total immigrants137,62012.47%112,49010.51%68,7806.82%48,1605.05%47,8254.97%52,3155.36%57,8155.92%71,9907.22%83,6558.75%110,69011.95%149,38916.15%175,82921.14%238,90326.66%318,54534.56%
Total responses1,103,20597.41%1,070,56097.47%1,008,76095.71%953,85096.8%963,15098.39%976,61598.62%976,04098.7%996,70098.72%956,44098.77%926,245100%925,181100%831,728100%895,992100%921,785100%
Total population1,132,505100%1,098,352100%1,053,960100%985,386100%978,933100%990,237100%988,928100%1,009,613100%968,313100%926,242100%925,181100%831,728100%895,992100%921,785100%

Recent immigration

The 2021 Canadian census counted a total of 43,120 people who immigrated to Saskatchewan between 2016 and 2021.[89][90]

Recent immigrants to Saskatchewan by country of birth (2016 to 2021)[89][90]
Country of birthPopulation% recent immigrants
Philippines10,46024.26%
India7,94018.41%
China3,6858.55%
Nigeria3,3057.66%
Pakistan1,6853.91%
Syria1,2402.88%
Bangladesh1,2252.84%
United States9902.3%
Vietnam8652.01%
South Africa7751.8%
Ukraine7601.76%
United Kingdom5951.38%
Eritrea5951.38%
Mexico5601.3%
Jamaica5601.3%
Egypt3850.89%
Iran3350.78%
Ethiopia3150.73%
Iraq3100.72%
Sudan3000.7%
Democratic Republic of the Congo2900.67%
Saudi Arabia2850.66%
South Korea2750.64%
Mauritius1900.44%
United Arab Emirates1900.44%
Total recent immigrants43,120100%

Interprovincial migration

Main article: Interprovincial migration in Canada

Interprovincial migration has long been a demographic challenge for Saskatchewan, and it was often said that "Saskatchewan's most valuable export [was] its young people".[92] The trend reversed in 2006 as the nascent oil fracking industry started growing in the province, but returned to negative net migration starting in 2013. Most people migrating from Saskatchewan move west to Alberta or British Columbia.[93]

Interprovincial migration in Saskatchewan
In-migrantsOut-migrantsNet migration
2008–0918,12715,1442,983
2009–1017,23715,0842,153
2010–1116,60216,057545
2011–1219,38617,5081,878
2012–1316,98216,590392
2013–1416,37118,210−1,839
2014–1515,34619,874−4,528
2015–1615,26019,532−4,272
2016–1713,13018,890−5,760
2017–1811,63720,112−8,475
2018–1911,63723,607−9,688

Source: Statistics Canada

See also

Notes

  1. ^ euro
  2. ^ Statistic includes total responses of "Filipino" and "Southeast Asian" under visible minority section on census.
  3. ^ Statistic includes total responses of "Chinese", "Korean", and "Japanese" under visible minority section on census.
  4. ^ Statistic includes total responses of "West Asian" and "Arab" under visible minority section on census.
  5. ^ Statistic includes total responses of "Visible minority, n.i.e." and "Multiple visible minorities" under visible minority section on census.
  6. ^ Statistic includes all persons that did not make up part of a visible minority or an Indigenous identity.
  7. ^ The 1991 Census was the first to ask Canadians whether they could conduct a conversation in a language other than English or French.[19]: 50
  8. ^ Including total responses to Hindi–Urdu.
  9. ^ Including total responses to all Cree–Innu language dialects.
  10. ^ Including total responses to all Chinese languages and dialects.
  11. ^ Including total responses to all High German languages.
  12. ^ Including total responses to all Persian Language dialects.
  13. ^ Total responses to all Scandinavian–North Germanic languages, including Danish, Icelandic, Norwegian, and Swedish.
  14. ^ Including Flemish (2,029), Austrian not otherwise specified (1,510), and Yiddish (5,011)
  15. ^ China: 8,650 / Taiwan: 175
  16. ^ China: 7,485 / Taiwan: 185
  17. ^ China: 4,625 / Taiwan: 135
  18. ^ China: 3,405 / Taiwan: 195
  19. ^ China: 2,730 / Taiwan: 150
  20. ^ China: 2,810 / Taiwan: 170
  21. ^ China: 2,725 / Taiwan: 35
  22. ^ China: 2,700 / Taiwan: 95
  23. ^ China: 1,300 / Taiwan: 1,275
  24. ^ Nigeria: 5,030 / Ghana: 490
  25. ^ Nigeria: 1,700 / Ghana: 455
  26. ^ Nigeria: 540 / Ghana: 205
  27. ^ Nigeria: 235 / Ghana: 110
  28. ^ Nigeria: 95 / Ghana: 140
  29. ^ Nigeria: 140 / Ghana: 175
  30. ^ Ukraine: 3,170 / Russia: 650
  31. ^ Ukraine: 3,280 / Russia: 800
  32. ^ Ukraine: 1,720 / Russia: 705
  33. ^ Ukraine: 1,055 / Russia: 520
  34. ^ Ukraine: 1,395 / Russia: 710
  35. ^ Includes total persons born in all republics of the Soviet Union.
  36. ^ Germany: 2,100 / Austria: 120
  37. ^ Germany: 2,575 / Austria: 195
  38. ^ Germany: 2,625 / Austria: 240
  39. ^ Germany: 2,675 / Austria: 200
  40. ^ Germany: 2,930 / Austria: 345
  41. ^ Germany: 3,220 / Austria: 490
  42. ^ Germany: 3,700 / Austria: 730
  43. ^ Germany: 4,345 / Austria: 1,175
  44. ^ Germany: 5,560 / Austria: 1,865
  45. ^ Eritrea: 1,025 / Ethiopia: 780
  46. ^ Eritrea: 595 / Ethiopia: 635
  47. ^ Eritrea: 230 / Ethiopia: 570
  48. ^ Eritrea: 170 / Ethiopia: 135
  49. ^ Eritrea: 225 / Ethiopia: 105
  50. ^ Syria: 1,410 / Lebanon: 220
  51. ^ Syria: 1,155 / Lebanon: 250
  52. ^ Syria: 100 / Lebanon: 215
  53. ^ Syria: 45 / Lebanon: 215
  54. ^ Syria: 10 / Lebanon: 115
  55. ^ Syria: 10 / Lebanon: 105
  56. ^ Syria: 35 / Lebanon: 100
  57. ^ Syria: 25 / Lebanon: 115
  58. ^ Jamaica: 1,360 / Trinidad and Tobago: 200
  59. ^ Jamaica: 815 / Trinidad and Tobago: 215
  60. ^ Jamaica: 420 / Trinidad and Tobago: 245
  61. ^ Jamaica: 230 / Trinidad and Tobago: 185
  62. ^ Jamaica: 325 / Trinidad and Tobago: 165
  63. ^ Jamaica: 325 / Trinidad and Tobago: 195
  64. ^ Jamaica: 375 / Trinidad and Tobago: 235
  65. ^ Jamaica: 395 / Trinidad and Tobago: 200
  66. ^ All individuals born in the British West Indies.
  67. ^ El Salvador: 620 / Guatemala: 210 / Nicaragua: 125
  68. ^ El Salvador: 630 / Guatemala: 225 / Nicaragua: 60
  69. ^ El Salvador: 480 / Guatemala: 190 / Nicaragua: 120
  70. ^ El Salvador: 580 / Guatemala: 160 / Nicaragua: 70
  71. ^ El Salvador: 490 / Guatemala: 90 / Nicaragua: 30
  72. ^ El Salvador: 510 / Guatemala: 110 / Nicaragua: 40
  73. ^ El Salvador: 345 / Guatemala: 50 / Nicaragua: 50
  74. ^ El Salvador: 230 / Guatemala: 0 / Nicaragua: 5
  75. ^ Kenya: 510 / Tanzania: 145 / Uganda: 280
  76. ^ Kenya: 425 / Tanzania: 170 / Uganda: 80
  77. ^ Kenya: 185 / Tanzania: 65 / Uganda: 75
  78. ^ Kenya: 250 / Tanzania: 55 / Uganda: 155
  79. ^ Kenya: 195 / Tanzania: 70 / Uganda: 80
  80. ^ Kenya: 100 / Tanzania: 40 / Uganda: 110
  81. ^ Kenya: 190 / Tanzania: 80 / Uganda: 65
  82. ^ Kenya: 185 / Tanzania: 125 / Uganda: 90
  83. ^ DR Congo: 665 / Cameroon: 165
  84. ^ DR Congo: 460 / Cameroon: 190
  85. ^ DR Congo: 175 / Cameroon: 10
  86. ^ DR Congo: 75 / Cameroon: 0
  87. ^ DR Congo: 65 / Cameroon: 0
  88. ^ DR Congo: 10 / Cameroon: 10
  89. ^ France: 310 / Belgium: 135
  90. ^ France: 215 / Belgium: 140
  91. ^ France: 245 / Belgium: 120
  92. ^ France: 240 / Belgium: 125
  93. ^ France: 240 / Belgium: 155
  94. ^ France: 330 / Belgium: 230
  95. ^ France: 380 / Belgium: 295
  96. ^ France: 465 / Belgium: 360
  97. ^ France: 570 / Belgium: 525
  98. ^ Laos: 300 / Cambodia: 135
  99. ^ Laos: 330 / Cambodia: 170
  100. ^ Laos: 300 / Cambodia: 140
  101. ^ Laos: 360 / Cambodia: 80
  102. ^ Laos: 375 / Cambodia: 190
  103. ^ Laos: 495 / Cambodia: 100
  104. ^ Laos: 525 / Cambodia: 85
  105. ^ Laos: 520 / Cambodia: 185
  106. ^ Includes Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden.
  107. ^ Malaysia: 160 / Singapore: 90
  108. ^ Malaysia: 125 / Singapore: 40
  109. ^ Malaysia: 120 / Singapore: 90
  110. ^ Malaysia: 205 / Singapore: 50
  111. ^ Malaysia: 150 / Singapore: 45
  112. ^ Malaysia: 115 / Singapore: 45
  113. ^ Malaysia: 40 / Singapore: 85
  114. ^ Malaysia: 95 / Singapore: 35

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