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Are you ready for experiential learning & a rewarding career? Your tomorrow starts at #SaskPolytech with an applied education. #Tomorrowinthemaking.

[Polytechnics Canada @PolyCan]

How are polytechnics advancing Canada's artificial intelligence (AI) ambitions? Find out in our latest video! 🎥

As AI continues to reshape industries, Canada's leading polytechnic institutions are playing a vital role in bringing these technologies from potential to practice. Through applied research and hands-on talent development, polytechnics are helping businesses and industries harness AI to boost productivity, improve healthcare and drive innovation in sectors such as energy, mining, manufacturing and robotics.

Featuring perspectives from @larryrosia (@SaskPolytech ), Dr. Panos PanagioTakopoulos and Kent Peel (@SenecaPoly ), and Dr. Ethan Shen (@sheridancollege ), this video highlights how polytechnics are helping Canadian industries adopt and apply AI to meet emerging challenges and opportunities.

Watch now to explore how polytechnics are helping shape Canada's AI future and turn ambition into action🎥 https://t.co/PJgG5seB7w

[Sask Students @SKStudents]

@saskpolytech’s Hannin Creek Education and Applied Research Centre at Candle Lake gives students and industry partners hands-on opportunities in forestry, fisheries, wildlife and environmental research. 🌲

Learn more https://t.co/7HJFXjstU6

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

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[Polytechnics Canada @PolyCan]

How can technology support safer and more resilient Northern communities?

@SaskPolytech 's Digital Integration Centre of Excellence is working with Alpha-EL Inc., a northern First Nations-owned company developing remote surveillance systems.

The collaboration applies engineering and data expertise to wildlife monitoring, wildfire detection and flood-risk assessment in the Yukon.

It is a strong example of Indigenous-led innovation supported by polytechnic research capacity, combining local priorities with technology that can strengthen environmental monitoring, land stewardship and emergency preparedness.

Explore our Applied Research Inventory to find the labs, equipment and expertise that can support projects like this: https://t.co/fkHnMykaU3

[NSERC / CRSNG @NSERC_CRSNG]

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In many remote First Nations communities, finding exact locations can be a major challenge for first responders: without reliable digital maps, GPS navigation can fail.

Read how a partnership led by @SaskPolytech is tackling this challenge:

▶ https://t.co/XztQNIrz0P

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

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[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

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.
ITS will continue to provide updates as they become available.

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

Information Technology Services is actively monitoring the situation and will provide updates as they become available. Thank you for your patience and understanding.

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

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.

[Polytechnics Canada @PolyCan]

Last week, Polytechnics Canada and the Presidents of Canada’s top polytechnic institutions met with Minister @PattyHajdu for an important conversation about strengthening Canada’s skills system and ensuring Canadians have the training they need to succeed in a changing economy.

We discussed four key priorities:

- Recognizing the central role of polytechnics in Team Canada Strong and in apprenticeship training, attraction and retention
- Embedding polytechnics in Workforce Alliances so they are grounded in current employer needs, relevant curriculum and existing training capacity
- Making mid-career upskilling more accessible
- Building a coordinated defence-skills system that uses existing civilian training capacity

Canada’s leading polytechnic institutions are ready to work with the federal government, employers and communities to turn these priorities into practical pathways for Canadians and to help build the skilled workforce Canada needs for a strong, resilient future.

Thank you to Minister Hajdu for the opportunity to advance this important conversation.

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[Sask Wheat @SaskWheat]

☕COFFEE SHOP TALKS MOOSE JAW | Nov. 4, 2026

We look forward to bringing industry experts to the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Moose Jaw Campus to talk about the ag industry, your farm business, and the latest in research, agronomy, markets and more!

Experts you can look forward to chatting with:
🐛Dr. Tyler Wist, AAFC Research Scientist, Field Crop Entomology @TylerWist1
🔬Dr. Adam Carter, USask Strategic Research Program Chair @CDC_USask
🗒️Kate Sauser, Grain Growers of Canada Policy Manager @katesauser14 @GrainGrowers
🌾Matt Struthers, Ministry of Agriculture Provincial Specialist, Cereal Crops @SKAgriculture
🧠Merle Massie, DoMoreAg Executive Director @domoreag
And many more! We look forward to hosting you.

Register here👇
https://t.co/ZT8TfhYSTx
#SaskAg #CdnAg #wheat #research #event #farming #agriculture #moosejaw #agronomy #pests

[Saskatoon Chamber @TheChamberYXE]

Whether you work in the trades, are looking for a new career path or want to expand your knowledge, these courses are a low-cost way to learn more about the technologies shaping the future of work.
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[Polytechnics Canada @PolyCan]

Congratulations to @SaskPolytech on this incredible investment in the future of education and early childhood learning!

Polytechnics Canada applauds Wally and Colleen Mah, co-owners of @northridgeyxe , for their generous $500,000 gift to the Time to Rise campaign for the new Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus. Their support will help create the North Ridge Creativity Zone and provide Early Childhood Education students with an inspiring space to learn, create and prepare for the next generation.

Philanthropic leadership like this makes a lasting difference in our communities. Thank you for investing in students, innovation and the future of Canada’s workforce!

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

Thank you to Wally and Colleen Mah for their $500,000 gift in support of the Time to Rise campaign. In recognition of the contribution, the Early Childhood Education program will feature the North Ridge Creativity Zone. https://t.co/ykXImfXN30

[NSERC / CRSNG @NSERC_CRSNG]

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#NSERC RESEARCH STORY

A @SaskPolytech initiative with #NSERCsupport combines advanced drone mapping, satellite imagery and community engagement to create a living digital map that can be updated as the community grows and changes.

Read here ▶️ https://t.co/XztQNIr1bh

[Polytechnics Canada @PolyCan]

This is polytechnic education in action: partnering with communities to solve real challenges, build local capacity and create lasting impact.

@SaskPolytech ’s collaboration with Montreal Lake Cree Nation shows the power of bringing applied research, technology and community knowledge together. By creating dynamic digital maps while training community members to update them using drones, the project is building local capacity that can support emergency response, land-use planning, environmental stewardship and economic opportunity for years to come.

This is why Canada must continue investing in polytechnics and their unique role as trusted partners in communities - strengthening communities and building the skilled workforce Canada needs.

https://t.co/DmEDwUxp9X

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

One of the most persistent myths in leadership is that effective leaders can see around corners. When we tell stories about successful leaders, we often make it sound as though they knew exactly where things were headed all along. https://t.co/zBjL6aG3oj

[Sask Students @SKStudents]

Applied research = solutions to everyday problems at @SaskPolytech’s BioScience Applied Research Centre (BARC)!

BARCs team of faulty and researchers offer expertise in agricultural bioscience, molecular biology and more!

🔗 https://t.co/BgamwKwQzd

[SaskPolytech @SaskPolytech]

Sask Polytech welcomes the federal government's announcement of an additional $2B investment to help provinces and territories expand apprenticeship and technical training capacity. Polytechnics are uniquely positioned to support apprenticeship education. https://t.co/IHTIMr0jnQ

[Polytechnics Canada @PolyCan]

Polytechnics Canada welcomes today's announcement by the Honourable @PattyHajdu, Minister of Jobs and Families, of an additional $2 billion federal investment under Team Canada Strong. The funding is intended to help provinces and territories expand apprenticeship and technical training capacity, improve access to Red Seal trades programs, reduce waitlists and increase completion rates.

Today's announcement addresses a longstanding advocacy priority of Polytechnics Canada: expanding technical training capacity is essential to improving apprenticeship completion rates and meeting Canada's growing demand for skilled trades workers. By investing in provincial and territorial training systems, the government is taking an important step toward addressing the capacity constraints that limit apprentice progression and certification.

Strengthening training capacity is critical to overcoming persistent challenges within Canada's apprenticeship system and ensuring more apprentices can access technical training when they need it, progress through their programs and complete their certification. Improved apprenticeship outcomes will be essential to achieving Canada's housing, infrastructure and defence objectives.

Polytechnics Canada member institutions train approximately 70 per cent of apprentices who participate in technical training each year. As a result, expanding capacity at polytechnics is one of the most effective ways to reduce bottlenecks in the apprenticeship system, accelerate certification and strengthen Canada's skilled trades workforce. Increased investment in training capacity will help ensure Canada has the skilled workers needed to meet current and future labour market demands and deliver on its national ambitions.

Learn more: https://t.co/0lLsokEqdU