Justin August Knackstedt was born in Saskatoon on December 6, 1989, and grew up with his siblings Trina and Dawson on a family farm in Wimmer. Surrounded by the prairie landscape and guided by his close-knit family, Justin developed a maturity beyond his years, often...

Ken grew up on a farm outside of Shamrock, Saskatchewan, at the age of 26 due to a back injury Ken decided to enroll at Kelsey Institution in Saskatoon in cabinet making coarse. This is where Ken found his passion for carpentry and wood making, where he would spend...

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...

Mabel R Knelsen, daughter of Norwegian immigrants, was born on a farm near Shamrock, Sask in 1916. Because of her ethnicity, Mabel was raised in an environment that promoted and encouraged equal opportunities for men and women, especially when it came to education....

Mainstay is an Indigenous-owned and led professional services firm that specializes in engineering, project management, and construction support for Canada’s mining and industrial sectors. We focus on both surface and underground operations, offering innovative...

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...

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...

The Mechanical Contractors Association of Saskatchewan (MCAS) is a provincial, non-profit trade association that represents plumbing, heating, and mechanical contractors in Saskatchewan. Established in 1919, it evolved from the Saskatchewan Association of Sanitary...

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...

National in scope and local in focus, MNP provides client-focused accounting, consulting, tax, and digital services in more than 150 communities from coast to coast. Founded in Brandon, Manitoba in 1958, we are proud to be born and raised in Canada and committed to...

This award recognizes the resilience of Indigenous students. The prairie crocus is particularly meaningful to the supporter of this award, recognizing this little flower as a sign of new beginnings and perseverance.

Nicholas Kashuba, passed tragically on June 17, 2018, at the age of 25. Nick was a St. Matthew Saint, a LeBoldus Golden Sun, and attended Sask Polytech in Moose Jaw, graduating with honors in the Architectural Technology Program. His career began at Robinson...

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...

Patricia (Pat) Verbeke was a lifelong Medical Laboratory Technologist. She worked various jobs in her field before settling in Saskatoon where she resided until her recent passing. She made many lifelong friends during her employment at Medical Arts, Royal University...

Paul Cummings grew up on a small family farm near Hodgeville, Saskatchewan. He is the youngest of 6 children who enjoyed a simple and carefree life in his youth. Is more than thankful for memories created with his family and community. He graduated high school and...

Peter Fisher was a leader in Saskatchewan’s heavy-duty transportation industry, known for his technical expertise, strong work ethic, and unwavering commitment to helping others succeed. Throughout his career in the parts industry, he earned the respect of...

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...

The Reilly Ingram Memorial Award is offered in honour of the late Reilly Ingram to an up-and-coming carpentry apprentice. Reilly was born and raised in Saskatoon where he graduated Grade 12 from Marion Graham Collegiate. Shortly following, he started his career as a...

The Rick Smith Legacy Achievement Scholarship was created to encourage and recognize students who are planning to pursue a career in Business Insurance. Rick spent over 33 years as Partner and leader of HK Henderson Insurance Inc., one of Saskatchewan’s premier...

Robert Douglas Isinger (1955-1988) was enrolled in the Agricultural Equipment Technician program at the time of his death. Robert Douglas was preceded by his father, Robert Martin Isinger. Robert Martin Isinger dedicated his life to education and held teaching...

Rosemary Nemeth was the 1st female Conservation Officer in Saskatchewan. After her sudden passing, her family and close friends initiated a scholarship in her honour. We strongly believe that financial hardship should never stand in the way of an education. Every...

The Rotary Club of Saskatoon Meewasin Bursary is intended to provide financial support to a single parent who is enrolled full-time in any program at the Sask Polytech Saskatoon Campus. Founded in April 1985, the Saskatoon Meewasin Rotary Club is Saskatoon’s only...

With more than 80 years of experience, Russell Hendrix is the largest food equipment dealer in Canada. We believe in the power of food to bring joy, foster connections, and create positive change in the world. Our commitment to sustainability extends throughout our...

The Saskatchewan Addiction Foundation Inc. (SAFI) was a non-profit organization dedicated to raising awareness about addiction and recovery in Saskatchewan. SAFI evolved from an earlier nonprofit, SABAS, Saskatchewan Associations of the Boards of Addiction Services....

The Saskatchewan Auto Recyclers Association Inc. (SARA) was formed in 2011 to be a voice for auto recyclers in Saskatchewan. We are committed to leading the way for our industry in terms of environmentally responsible recycling practices, and maintaining awareness of...

The Saskatchewan Polytechnic Alumni team connects students past and present, building a lifelong community rooted in shared experience and pride. Representing more than 50,000 graduates, we support alumni well beyond graduation – offering opportunities to grow...