This article presents a qualitative research project conducted with Francophone women caregivers residing in Saskatchewan, Alberta, and British Columbia. The qualitative study was conducted through a collaboration between the Fédération provinciale des Fransaskoises and a research team from the Université de Moncton’s School of Social Work. The main objective of this study was to highlight the challenges encountered daily and possible solutions to improve the support provided to caregivers. The article focuses on 31 individual interviews conducted in Saskatchewan. The results of these interviews demonstrate the extent of the consequences on mental and physical health as well as the financial consequences related to the role of caregiver. The data was analyzed taking regional context in consideration, both rural and urban. Furthermore, results highlight, among other things, the challenges encountered, and the consequences engendered by the role of informal caregiver.