Discover Moose Jaw’s Cameron Koch spoke with Saskatchewan Polytechnic President and CEO Dr. Larry Rosia about highlights from ...

A three-year applied research project by Saskatchewan Polytechnic, which focused on developing innovative wild rice harvester prototypes, has been successfully completed. The project brought together ...

In today’s computing culture, moving to a hybrid cloud environment should happen by design, not by accident, according to most industry advisors. Doing so offers a consistent experience across the ...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic has created and is using a virtual reality mine to help advance mining education and hands-on learning opportunities for its students. “When they put the VR headsets on, they ...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic is cutting jobs for the second time this year to deal with declining tuition revenue as fewer international students come to the province for higher education. The school ...

While Saskatchewan’s economy surges ahead, our labour force is struggling to keep up. The mismatch threatens our economic momentum, challenging sectors from agriculture to health care, mining and ...

Dogs have been around for thousands of years. But heading into the future, the furry canine might not have much fur at all as its robot counterpart continues to evolve. A recently purchased ...

SASKATOON, SK, Feb. 2, 2022 /PRNewswire/ - Saskatchewan Polytechnic is the primary provider of technical education and skills training in the province of Saskatchewan for over 28,000 students, offering ...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic’s commercial pilot program on Tuesday unveiled its second ALSIM flight simulator as part of its upgraded fleet. The new ALSIM ALX, for which the school received a $450,000 ...

The faculty association representing workers at Saskatchewan Polytechnic says it’s “deeply concerned about the recent layoffs” at the post-secondary institution. “These layoffs are not just numbers; ...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic's Prince Albert and Moose Jaw campus bookstores shut down Oct. 10, leaving students scrambling for materials and staff off their balance. (Aishah Ashraf/CBC - image credit) ...