A NEW YEAR OF POSSIBILITIES
As Saskatchewan’s post-secondary students prepare to begin another year of learning, I want to wish each of you every success as you take this next step in your education and your future.
Our universities, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and colleges have so much to offer. From hands-on training and innovative programs to research, skills development, and opportunities to build lifelong connections.
Whether you are starting your first semester, returning to continue your studies, or taking a new direction, I encourage you to make the most of every opportunity ahead.
As Minister of Advanced Education, welcome to a new academic year. We are proud of you, we believe in your potential, and we look forward to seeing all that you will accomplish.
Best wishes for a successful and rewarding year!
Heading back to campus this fall? 
A little preparation now can help make your semester go smoothly.
Apply for student aid
Confirm your class schedule
Get textbooks and supplies
Explore campus resources
Living on campus is a great way to experience post-secondary!
If you’re living on campus for the first time this fall, remember to:
Make your space feel like home
Meet people in your residence
Take advantage of on-campus food options
Enjoy all the beauty that Saskatchewan campuses have to offer!
ANOTHER GREAT WEEK IN SASKATCHEWAN
SEIU-WEST SASKATOON COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE FORUM
As Minister of Labour, I would like to sincerely thank Lisa Zunti, Jason Monteith, and the SEIU-West team for inviting MLAs to meet and engage in meaningful discussions with SEIU-West members.
Three government MLAs and three opposition MLAs took the opportunity to sit down with front-line health care workers, listen to their experiences, and learn more about the important work they do every day.
A special thank you to Minister Michael Weger and Minister Chris Beaudry, as well as MLAs, Vicki Mowat, Erika Ritchie, and Keith Jorgenson, for taking the time to participate.
Our health care workers are the backbone of our health care system. They provide compassionate, essential care to patients and families every day, often under challenging circumstances. Their knowledge, dedication, and first-hand experience are invaluable as we work to strengthen our health care system and support the people who depend on it.
Listening directly to front-line workers is an important part of understanding the challenges they face and identifying opportunities to make meaningful improvements. This was a great learning opportunity for everyone involved and a valuable reminder of the vital role SEIU-West members play in delivering quality health care in our communities.
Thank you to all the health care workers who shared their time, experiences, and ideas with us. Your voices matter, and your work is deeply appreciated.
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