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New program to address labour shortages in long-term care Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Supportive Care Assistant program will provide applicants with jobs and long-term care residents with support. Author of the article: Gillian Francis Publishing date: Jun 10, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Photo by Obencem /Getty Images/iStockphoto Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. Article content Saskatchewan Polytechnic thinks it has a s...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Applied Research Student Showcase featured 56 project videos focused on solving real-world problems. Some participants in the showcase were from the Prince Albert campus who are taking Geographic Information Science (GIS) certificates and Integrated Resource Management diplomas. “It’s really to celebrate and show our students outside research projects. Oftentimes these are extra in addition to their programming and they collaborate with industry partners, community partners on projects and they provide a value to our partners in th...

Prince Albert Daily Herald Sask Polytech and SGI Canada have partnered on a research project involving a combine./Sask Polytech photo SGI CANADA recently donated a salvage combine to Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s Agricultural Equipment Technician (AET) program to be used by students learning about combine ingestion. Rocks, branches and other foreign objects, such as components from seeding or other equipment, can cause internal damage to combines on farms. Assessing this damage after the fact can be challenging for agricultural insurance adjusters. This applied research project, overseen by AE...

  “This expert multidisciplinary team will apply genomics and other new technologies to the beef sector to enhance production, livestock health, and food safety, as well as reduce greenhouse gases for a more sustainable future.”   The wide-ranging research program, made possible through the CFI Innovation Fund, includes working with Indigenous communities to develop the world’s first bison genome biobank at the university’s Livestock and Forage Centre of Excellence (LFCE).   Prime Minister Justin Trudeau today announced more than $518 million to support the infrastructure nee...

The Muskeg Lake Cree Nation and Saskatchewan Polytechnic have partnered together.On Friday, Muskeg Lake and Sa...