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In recognition of Bell Let’s Talk day, students at Saskatchewan Polytechnic collaborated to present a mental health services booth, highlighting some available resources.

Saskatchewan Polytechnic, the Prince Albert Model Forest and Filipino non-profit organization Daluhay, Daloy ng Buhay (flow of life), are embarking on a new applied research project aimed at helping Indigenous

The president and CEO of Saskatchewan Polytechnic expects 2024 to be a big year for the provincial educational institution.

The boot camp gives students an idea of what to expect from post-secondary training for important roles in the agriculture industry.

Despite the freezing rain and icy and wet sidewalks, workers and volunteers with the Learning Disability of Sa...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic announced a strategy to boost Indigenous enrolment and success.

Some of the programs with the most significant increase in students are nursing, early childhood education, business and continue care assistance programs.

On Thursday, the government announced it had issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for a team to design and build the specialized facility.

City planning experts say that the province's plan to move Saskatchewan Polytechnic to the university grounds is a good one, if the city follows up with infrastructure to manage the increased traffic.

On Monday, the Saskatchewan government announced it would be providing funding for 10 additional MLT seats and eight additional MRT seats in Saskatoon.