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Here’s a look at Open House in Regina today.
Moose Jaw, we can’t wait to see you tomorrow.
Explore programs and get a feel for what could be next.
Moose Jaw Open House, October 8, 1–3 p.m. or 5–7 p.m.
https://saskpolytech.ca/openhouse

Drake Ryce and Ryder Quiring, a Sask Polytech student and SAIT alumnus, are developing FieldSync, an artificial intelligence model designed to capture and secure mine-specific safety knowledge. The project began through the AI4SafeMines student competition, where they pitched their business idea at the ISSA Mine Safety Conference in late September.

Student-led AI project helps protect critical mine safety expertise Student-led AI project helps protect critical mine safety expertise AI model captures and protects essential safety knowledge for mining companies A Saskatchewan Polytechnic student and the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT) alumnus are building an artificial intelligence model called F...

Thank you to McKercher LLP for your generous $500,000 gift in support of the Time to Rise campaign. This investment will help graduates prepare for careers across a wide range of sectors, supporting workforce development and contributing to Saskatchewan's long-term prosperity.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic receives $500,000 gift from McKercher LLP for Time to Rise campaign Saskatchewan Polytechnic receives $500,000 gift from McKercher LLP for Time to Rise campaign October 2, 2026 – Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received a $500,000 gift from McKercher LLP in support of the Time to Rise campaign for the new Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus. In recognition of the contri...

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The Internet service outage affecting many Sask Polytech services on and off campus is ongoing. Our service provider is actively working on repairs to a damaged fiber cable. Repair time is currently unknown.

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Several Sask Polytech services are currently unavailable due to an internet provider service disruption. As a result, this affects the ability to access many Sask Polytech services on and off campus. Information Technology Services is actively monitoring the situation and will provide updates as they become available. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

By connecting Indigenous students to culture, support services and community, Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s wîcihitowin Transition Program sets them up for success. Nearly 90 per cent of participants graduate, highlighting the power of belonging and support from day one.

Culture and connection help Indigenous students start strong Culture and connection help Indigenous students start strong The wîcihitowin Transition Program helps support and connect students through a multi-day orientation and monthly lunch and learns with cultural components. New adventures and challenges can be overwhelming to begin with but for Indigenou...