Adam Johnson was born and raised in Kelvington, Saskatchewan. It wasn’t long after he started walking when his Dad put him on skates and a love of sports was discovered. Adam either had a mini stick in his hand or a ball bouncing in the house much to everyone’s...

Barr Engineering Co. is a consulting company that integrates engineering and environmental expertise to help clients develop, manage, process, and restore natural resources across North America and around the world. We have been employee owned since 1966. Today, we...

Barry loved STI, both as a student and as an Instructor. He grew up in Moose Jaw and graduated from the Business course at STI, working in the industry for a few years then returning to school to earn his education degree at the University of Saskatchewan. It will be...

Canada Cutlery Inc. supplies professional quality knives and tools that are used by culinarians, butchers and bakers working in the food service and hospitality industries. CCI is committed to supporting students who demonstrate a passion to their education in these...

Together with our community of industry donors, we provide scholarships to graphic communications students in approved Canadian college and university programs like Graphic Communications at Sask Polytech. Students awarded a Canadian Printing Industries Scholarship...

The CWRA Saskatchewan Branch makes this award in memoriam of Bradley Uhrich, a long serving and dedicated member of the Branch’s board of directors, who passed in 2024. Up until his passing, Brad served as the branch’s secretary, a position he held for over 18 years....

The Capital Automotive Group spans three provinces in the Prairies, featuring a wide range of dealerships from brands like GMC, Ford, Chevrolet, Dodge, Chrysler and Mercedes-Benz. Committed to social responsibility, Capital actively supports and engages with the...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic alumna, Carmen Goetz and her employer 7Shifts set up the Carmen Goetz & 7Shifts Giveback Student Award to help students enrolled in the Computer Systems Technology program realize their aspirations and achieve their dreams. Carmen graduated...

Deb took her training at the Saskatoon Kelsey Campus (SIAST) in the Medical Laboratory Technology Program, graduating in 1975. She taught the lab component of the CCT Program in the 1980’s. From 2013-2018 she taught in the MLT program, the CLXT program and the MLA...

Debra Lawrence believed in our youth and wanted to provide them with opportunities to be the best that they can be. A prime example of this was her commitment to her grandchildren and how she saw only the best in them. Sadly, Debra lost her battle to cancer in 2021...

This student award was established to honour the memory of Elizabeth (Liz) MacDougall, Saskatchewan Collaborative Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program (SCBScN) faculty at Regina campus. Liz was a longstanding employee at Saskatchewan Polytechnic, beginning her...

EMSCO Heavy Equipment is a family-owned and operated business based in Saskatchewan. Our company is proud to provide heavy equipment sales, rentals, parts, and service to customers through the province and across Canada. People are at the core of our business and...

For over a century, ERCO Worldwide has stood as an industry leader in inorganic chemical manufacturing. We have a strong reputation for innovation, helpfulness, and premium service thanks to our inspiring employees and their unwavering commitment to serving...

In memory of George and Ann Mertler. My parents were good, solid citizens of Regina for all of their adult lives. They raised 2 children in the city and were faithful members of Sacred Heart Church and later Holy Family Parish. George’s career in woodwork was as a...

Fred Molloy helped develop the Plumbing and Heating trade in Saskatchewan. He assisted with curriculum development at SIAST (then known as SIAS), the respect and standards of the trade through union activities, and he understood the trade from a business point of...

The Future Generations Foundation, formerly National Indian Brotherhood Trust Fund, was established and registered as a charity in 1975 to provide First Nation individuals and communities with financial grants to improve the quality of life and social conditions of...

Graham was founded in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan and is now an employee-owned construction solutions partner with revenues exceeding $4 billion annually. With over nine decades of experience, Graham is diversified in providing construction services to every sector of...

Industrial Truck Service Ltd. has locations in Regina, Saskatoon, and Winnipeg and serves as the exclusive dealership for both Crown and Toyota Fork Lifts. With one of our team members being a recent graduate of the Red Seal Parts Program in Saskatoon, we were...

The Jamie Hilts Memorial Scholarship was established to honour the memory of Jamie Hilts, Dean of the School of Mining, Energy & Manufacturing, School of Natural Resources & Built Environment and Department of Co-operative Education. With the help of his team, Jamie...

Judy Nixon was born in March 1957 to Carrie and Martin Nixon in Dryden, Ontario. She grew up and attended school in Wapella, Saskatchewan and finished high school at Bedford Collegiate in Saskatoon. In 1984, Judy achieved a long-time goal of graduating from the...

Koch Fertilizer Canada is proud to support Saskatchewan Polytechnic in empowering students to thrive through applied education. Through the Koch Fertilizer Canada, ULC Scholarship, we aim to foster an environment that allows students to achieve their goals by...

K+S Potash Canada is part of the K+S Group, a German-based company that has been mining and processing potash and salt for over 125 years. At our Bethune solution potash mine near Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, K+S Potash Canada extracts potash crude salt which is further...

The Lorie Carey Memorial Award is in memory of Lorie Carey, CIM, P.Mgr, who graduated in 1976 from the Medical Lab Technology program at Saskatchewan Polytechnic (then SIAST), Saskatoon Campus. She received the 2019 LOINC (Logical Observation Identifiers Names and...

This bursary is presented in memory of James (Jim) and Margaret Scott, who for many years, lived two houses west of Palliser (now known as Sask Polytech Moose Jaw) campus. Jim received his grade 12 and industrial vocational diplomas from Moose Jaw Technical...

Saskatchewan Polytechnic alumna, Maxine Ballantyne, graduate of the 2010 Office Education program created the Maxine Ballantyne Student Award for Excellence. These one-time awards are for students who require financial support while enrolled full time in the Primary...

McDougall Acres is a fourth-generation family farm that has been around since 1916. The operation has seen many successes over the years and has evolved with the times to meet and exceed consumer demands. Currently, we operate a grain farm primarily producing...

Melvin was an outdoorsman. He enjoyed much of the wild in Saskatchewan. Every year he and his wife, Claire, camped, hiked and hunted with friends and alone throughout the province, but mostly in the far north. Melvin knew most birds’ songs and habits and most...

Orano Canada has been exploring for uranium, developing mines and producing uranium concentrate for over 60 years in Saskatchewan. The Orano-operated McClean Lake mill is a unique facility that allows for the processing of high-grade uranium ore without dilution. We...

Ray Joubert was born in Regina and raised in Montmartre, Saskatchewan. He attended the University of Saskatchewan, earning his Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy in 1974. He soon discovered his passion for regulatory pharmacy, devoting over 40 years to the Saskatchewan...

The Regina Grey Nuns’ Hospital was opened in 1907. A school of nursing was established for training nurses and the first graduates were in 1909. The last graduating class was in 1973 when the school closed and the hospital was sold and the name changed to the Pasqua...