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Saskatchewan opens its first respiratory therapy training program

Saskatchewan announced on October 26 that its first respiratory therapy diploma program had begun at Saskatchewan Polytechnic with all 25 initial places filled. More than $8 million in provincial support will train practitioners locally, with future effects on respiratory care staffing and clinical placements across the province.

Saskatchewan announced on October 26 that its first respiratory therapy diploma program had begun at Saskatchewan Polytechnic with all 25 initial places filled. More than $8 million in provincial support will train practitioners locally, with future effects on respiratory care staffing and clinical placements across the province.

Original source: Government of Saskatchewan, October 26, 2026.

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Original source Government of Saskatchewan, 2026-10-26 ↗

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