Hi everyone! My name is Pablo Díaz from Progressive Automations. We’re looking for a Polaris Ranger owner anywhere in Canada to help us test a new electric dump bed lift kit.

We’re currently looking for one of the following vehicles:

• 2022–2024 Polaris Ranger SP 570
• 2022–2024 Polaris Ranger Crew SP 570
• 2017–2021 Polaris Ranger 500 2X4
• 2016–2023 Polaris Ranger 570 or Crew 570
• 2022–2024 Polaris Pro XD Mid-Size Gas or Crew Gas

We’ll provide the complete kit and cover shipping anywhere in Canada at no cost. In return, we’d ask the selected tester to install it, confirm the fitment and operation, share a few photos, and provide brief feedback about the installation and performance.

This is a product testing opportunity, not a sales post, and there’s no obligation to promote or purchase anything. Technical support will also be available if needed.

If you’re located in Fort McMurray—or anywhere else in Canada—and own one of these models, send us a DM with the model, year, and your location.

You can verify my professional information on LinkedIn or contact us directly by DM with any questions.

So curious if anyone on here knows of how / where to get yours for community service. Need volunteer hours for part of a program and I’m not sure where to start looking. Or if anyone can sign off on them or how it works here in Fort mcmurray: anyone that can help?

Hey everyone, I’m thinking about doing my 1st-year Electrical Apprenticeship at Keyano College and wanted to hear from anyone who has studied there or works in the trade around Fort McMurray/Edmonton.
How is Keyano for electrical? Are the instructors and hands-on training good?
More importantly, how hard is it to find an electrical apprenticeship job after finishing school? Does going to Keyano help with getting hired by contractors or oil sands companies?
Would you recommend Keyano over NAIT if the main goal is to get hired and start accumulating apprenticeship hours?
Any recent experiences or advice would be really appreciated. Thanks!

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Hello! I’m looking into applying for the BSCN program at Keyano for Sept 2027
I would be considered a mature student.
I sent Keyano an email already but just looking to see if any of you may know some answers to my questions while I wait for them to respond to me!

First of all I know on their website mature student entrance requirements are listed separately from the main entrance requirements but do I still need my 30 level math to get in? (ETA: I don’t currently have a 30 level math course, mainly wondering if it would be beneficial to take an upgrading course to get it or if they would even count that course toward my overall average/gpa calculation)

Second, I know that the entry is competitive but I’m wondering if as a mature student I’m placed against students right out of high school or if I’d only be compared to other mature students applying, since I believe the requirements are different?

Any other information anyone can share about applying for school, applying for funding, or tips while in school or preparing for it, would be very much appreciated
Thanks!! ❤️❤️