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Sask Polytech says students, employees and visitors on campus must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19.

By Ryan Young Jul 29, 2021 | 3:01 PM A staple in southeast Saskatchewan will not be reopening this year, and not because of COVID-19. The Kenosee Superslides were given notice on June 20, they would not be receiving a license from the Saskatchewan Health Authority to operate this year due to safety concerns. Owner and operator Harvey Armstrong says the Superslides management even tried to be proactive this year with their safety inspections. “We got a hold of Sask Polytech, and (in) their manufacturing department, they have a plastics and fiberglass specialist there, and we got him ...

Prince Albert Daily Herald The provincial government announced roughly $13-million in funding for Saskatchewan Polytechinic and the Saskatchewan Apprenticeship and Trade Certification Commission (SATCC) on Tuesday. The funds will allow both institutions to engage under-represented groups, create jobs in long-term care, and increase the number of apprentices in Saskatchewan. Immigration and Career Training Minister Jeremy Harrison touted the funding as a way to improve the province’s workforce. “Saskatchewan’s greatest resource has always been its people,” Harrison said in a media re...

"My goal is to someday have alumnus from this program as examples in our case studies that highlight their success and what they've been able to do in their community."