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On-campus

Student Family Housing (Prince Albert Campus)

Sask Polytech's Prince Albert campus features a 36 two-bedroom townhouse-style units, including two wheelchair-accessible suites, which are specially designed for family living. The units are intended to provide quality, safe and affordable rental accommodation for full-time Saskatchewan Polytechnic students with children. >>more

Off-campus

Housing Registries

Looking for an apartment, room and board or shared accommodation? Check out the housing registry!

The Students' Association maintains this housing registry. Saskatchewan Polytechnic or the Students' Associations do not investigate or approve accommodations listed in the housing registries and we do not assume responsibility for rental arrangements made between you and the landlord. 

Luther College Residence (Regina Campus)

Meals, laundry, and lifelong friendships included. Enjoy our private, fully-furnished rooms within walking distance of Sask Polytech. We have an all-you-care-to-eat meal plan, free wifi, local phone, and laundry, and secure living conditions in our newly renovated 219-room residence!

We're so confident you'll love the Luther College Residence, we'll buy you a meal at our cafeteria, show you around and answer any questions. For more information or to book a tour, please call 306-585-5333 or visit the Luther College Residence page for more information.

University of Regina Student Residence (Regina Campus)

Students attending the Regina Campus may want to consider living at the new 693-bed residence on the University of Regina campus. It's only minutes away and offers students all the amenities of home.

For more information, call 1-866-354-3394 or visit the Saskatchewan Student Application Process page. This page provides step by step instructions for students to apply for residences.

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