When an employee injures themselves at work, recovers and re-injures themselves off the job
When an employee gets injured at … Read more “Resurrecting Old Injuries”
Competitive Bidding Processes
Competition Bureau’s updated guidelines for procurement processes
On Feb. 5, 2021, the Competition Bureau of Canada (the “Competition Bureau”) released … Read more “Competitive Bidding Processes”
Why Two-factor Identification is a Good Idea and How it Works
Advice for business owners
As the digital age continues to expand and our everyday tasks (e.g., emailing, banking, online storage) … Read more “Why Two-factor Identification is a Good Idea and How it Works”
Building Rewarding Careers for Women in Trades
The Saskatchewan Polytechnic Women in Trades & Technology program has been helping women access careers in the trades for more
… Read more “Building Rewarding Careers for Women in Trades”
“Constructing” Civility
People treatment as a continuous improvement strategy in construction environments
According to constructible.com, the demand for construction is growing much … Read more ““Constructing” Civility”
Making the Transition
GCL makes the switch from construction to sales, rental and repair
No one knows the ups and downs of the … Read more “Making the Transition”
Stimulating the Economy
“Banner year” for road construction in 2020
Few sectors can admit it has been business as usual over the past … Read more “Stimulating the Economy”
Opening EYES to STEM opportunities
More than 30,000 kids each year experience engineering and science camps through the University of Regina
Little did a group … Read more “Opening EYES to STEM opportunities”
Saskatchewan Outdoor Classroom
Milestone School may take on a new look by the end of this school year, thanks to a community initiative … Read more “Saskatchewan Outdoor Classroom”
News from the Field – April 2021
Sharing news that SHCA members need to know
April is Dig Safe month
April is Dig Safe month, as proclaimed … Read more “News from the Field – April 2021”