Saskatchewan’s faculty associations are asking community members across the province to write to their local MLAs and the Minister of Advanced Education and ask them to ensure the next budget includes an increase in public funding.

The Saskatchewan Organization of Faculty Associations (SOFA) said Saskatchewan Polytechnic provides skills training for key sectors in the province, including health care, agriculture, construction, transportation, early childhood education and mining. However, recent layoffs, program suspensions, and cuts to campus services endanger the capacity to deliver that training. • Sask. Polytechnic cuts 25 more jobs, NDP and faculty sound alarm • Nuclear training courses coming to Saskatchewan Polytechnic • Sask. Polytechnic cuts 27 jobs amid trade war tariff un

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