As the 2025-26 term comes to a close, we wanted to say thank you to the 2025-26 SPSA Councils for all their hard work and dedication throughout the year.
Some of their many accomplishments include:
• SPSA $2M Infrastructure Donation to Saskatoon’s Time to Rise Campaign
• Strategic Plan Revamp 2026 – 2031
• Implementation of $100,000 SPSA Student Scholarship Program
• Enhancement of SPSA Health & Dental Plan Benefits
• Advocate for Equitable Campus Services – Counselling, Cafeteria and Bookstore
• Entertainment Games for Student Lounges
• Federal Student Representation CASA Observer Membership
The incoming and outgoing SPSA Executive met with URSA @urstudentsassociation to discuss the formation of URSA, challenges and opportunities, along with and potential opportunities to collaborate toward provincial representation for students across Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has received $2 million from the Saskatchewan Polytechnic Students’ Association (SPSA) toward the new Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus, marking one of the largest student-led infrastructure contributions in the institution’s history.
The infrastructure contribution supports the Time to Rise campaign and will help fund the design and construction of student-centred spaces that will help create a thriving campus community. It also contributes to the design and build of SPSA spaces within the new campus, reinforcing the association’s role in student engagement and leadership development. These spaces encourage student involvement, support student-led initiatives, and cultivate the confidence necessary to become leaders in industry and community.
@ur_spsa@saskpolytechalumni
The SPSA is excited to share the news of our two million dollar contribution to the @saskpolytech Time To Rise Campaign for the new Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus.
This contribution will help fund the design and construction of SPSA and student-centred spaces, and reinforces the association's role in student engagement.
Link in our bio for full details.
Celebrate #EarthDay 🌎 with us! The SPSA is giving away a variety of Earth Day inspired items at each main campus today! 🌸🍃
All the details for each campus on our app, SPSA Connect.
You guys SMASHED it! 👊 🔨 Thanks for coming out to the first SPSA Car Smash in Saskatoon!
Is this something you'd like to see in Moose Jaw, PA or Regina? Let us know in the comments 👇🏼👇🏼
This ❄️ didn't smash our Car Smash dreams! We'll still be out by the Davies Building at the Saskatoon Campus today, April 17th for our Car Smash event from 11am-2pm.
Come take a few swings and leave your mark! 🔨
And after all that hard work, grab a free hot dog from Student Engagement and the Indigenous Centre.
The final Council Connect of the academic year! Let's wrap things up with a chat about what you loved about your time on campus, what you'd like to see change and what new ideas you have!
📆 April 14 - 12pm
📍 MJ - Sarah's Lounge
📍PA - Room F212 TC
📍RG - Room 102
📍SK - Room 128
Over the last two days, our outgoing General Council and incoming Executive Council met in Saskatoon to discuss services, events, policy and more.
Thank you to all the outgoing members for your hard work this past academic year. To our incoming leaders, we're excited for what your year ahead holds!
The SPSA President and VP Moose Jaw met with the Moose Jaw Mayor yesterday. The discussion focused on the new Saturday transit, as well as improving bus shelters, the proposal of a semester pass for students, and a live tracking system.
The President and VP also shared the results of the SPSA's Housing Affordability Survey and highlighted the issues students face. Students experiencing housing related issues can contact the Office of Residential Tenancies at 1-888-215-2222 or find more information on their website.
