CBJ JULY 2026

143 JULY 2026 « The Canadian Business Journal business, including goods and service tax, remittances and exemptions, allowing users to explore various types of business ownership. Our delivery options – real-time sessions with industry professionals or self-paced online offerings – recognize that those at mid-career must often schedule learning around other commitments. When challenges around talent stand in the way of business success, growth and productivity, dealing with societal issues, from climate change to Indigenous reconciliation, becomes much more difficult. We can’t hope to be competitive on the world stage, or, for that matter, maintain our standard of living. That’s why, when business leaders tell me “talent” is keeping them awake at night, I tell them to come by for a closer look at the solutions polytechnics across Canada are implementing every day. Dr. Larry Rosia is President & CEO of Saskatchewan Polytechnic, past Chair of Polytechnics Canada and a Director of the Business-Higher Education Roundtable.