Conference interpretation and certified document translation for Saskatoon businesses, organizations and individuals. Certified translations are done by translators certified with ATIS, ATIO or an equivalent provincial association, and every translator and interpreter works under a signed contract and NDA.
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In 2026, we provided French interpretation for a major international foundation's conference in Saskatoon. When a conference, meeting or event brings together people who speak different languages, the interpreter has to keep pace with the room. We plan the interpretation around your event: which languages, which sessions need coverage, and which format suits each one.
Need interpretation booths or headsets? We can arrange them for your event, or work with your venue's audio setup.
the interpreter speaks at the same time as the presenter. Used for conferences and large sessions.
the speaker pauses and the interpreter follows. Suited to meetings, interviews and smaller groups.
an interpreter with you for one-on-one or small group conversations.
If a document is not in English or French, Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and many other offices ask for a certified translation. IRCC defines a certified translator as a member in good standing of a professional translation association, shown by a stamp or seal with their membership number. Our certified translations are done by translators certified with ATIS (Association of Translators and Interpreters of Saskatchewan), ATIO (Association of Translators and Interpreters of Ontario) or an equivalent provincial association.
In 2026, our certified translations have included birth certificates, bills and other official documents. Documents we translate include:
Our most common languages are French, Arabic, Hindi and Punjabi. Other languages are available on request. Tell us the language and what the document or event is for, and we will confirm whether we can take it on.
French, Arabic, Hindi, Punjabi, Other languages on request
Editing of documents in our working languages, for clarity and consistency.
A final check of translated or original text before it is published or submitted.
Video and audio transcription, delivered as text you can edit and search.
Birth certificates, bills and identity documents carry personal information. Every translator and interpreter who works with MLTS Canada does so under a signed contract and NDA.


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IRCC accepts translations by a certified translator who is a member in good standing of a professional translation association, with their stamp or seal and membership number. Our certified translations are done by translators certified with ATIS, ATIO or an equivalent provincial association. Always check the instructions for your own application, since each program lists its document rules.
No. IRCC does not accept translations by an applicant's family member, representative or consultant, even if that person is a translator.
Yes. We can provide a notarized translation when your document or application requires one.
Most often French, Arabic, Hindi and Punjabi. Other languages are available on request.
Yes. In 2026, we provided French interpretation for a major international foundation's conference in Saskatoon. Tell us the dates, the languages and the sessions, and we will plan the coverage with you.
It depends on the language, the length of the document and what it is for. We give you the price before any work starts.
Yes. Every translator and interpreter who works with MLTS Canada is under a signed contract and NDA.
Tell us what the document is for, or the dates and languages of your event. We will tell you what is needed, the price and the timing.
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