Exhibitor List

As the largest post-secondary in northern Alberta, NWP is the destination for career-focused learning. From degree, university transfer, diploma and certificate offerings, or apprenticeship and pre-employment trades training, adult high school equivalency completion, and continuing education courses, we have programs that work.

OnDeck Marketing is a Canadian advertising company specializing in digital out-of-home (DOOH) networks in high schools and community colleges across Canada and the U.S. We help post-secondary institutions, government organizations, and youth-focused brands connect with students through strategically placed digital bulletin boards, programmatic advertising, and targeted digital campaigns. By combining high-visibility screen placements with precise audience targeting, we drive awareness, engagement, and measurable results for our clients.

The RCMP consists of over 19,000 police officers who, along with civilian employees, make up Canada's national police service. We are unique in that we provide policing services at the international, federal, provincial and municipal levels. We know that diversity in our workforce makes us stronger and we are committed to building a police service that reflects the communities we serve.

SARC is a non-profit organization of approximately 100 Members in over 50 communities across Saskatchewan. These community-based organizations provide services and supports to people experiencing intellectual disabilities so they can live healthy, safe, meaningful lives in their communities.

Sask DLC - Expanding student choice in exploring career paths.  Sask DLC is a fully accredited online school that offers over 120 high school courses to students across the province, including 40 Practical and Applied Arts courses where students can try their hand at a trade, explore creative arts, or experience Saskatchewan's growing industry sectors.  Several PAA courses offer work placements coordinated by Sask DLC. Talk to us about how we work with your school to make these opportunities available!

As a self-regulated profession, the Saskatchewan Land Surveyors Association administers the profession and regulates the practice of land surveying for the protection of the public. In order to maintain the public's expected standards of integrity and technical knowledge, the association establishes minimum standards for admission to the profession, continuing education of its licensed members and the practice of professional land surveying.