Regina-based Clifton Associates Ltd. has been selected to begin engineering work for the Westside Irrigation Project. 

Saskatchewan had the lowest job vacancy rate in the country in November. Quebec had the highest.

The Government of Saskatchewan has completed $40 million in highway safety improvements all over the province since 2019. This marks year two of a five-year, $100 million strategy to improve safety at intersections and highways in Saskatchewan.

This week is your last chance to secure your company’s advertising space in the 2021 SHCA Equipment Rental Rates Guide & Membership Roster.

Lehigh Hanson is pleased to announce the launch of EcoCem®PLUS at its Edmonton cement plant in Alberta. EcoCem®PLUS is an innovative blended Portland Limestone Cement (PLC) available in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

More Funding For Major Improvements On Many Of Saskatchewan’s Busiest Urban Highways

The Government of Saskatchewan is making an additional $3 million in capital funding available to improve conditions on highways in Saskatchewan’s smaller cities.  The additional funding will boost capital dollars in the Urban Highway Connector Program (UHCP) to $10 million over two years.

While some of our members continue to stay busy with projects during the winter months, the majority are well settled into their off-season routines.

Jason Nemanishen from Nemanishen Contracting Ltd. (and an SHCA board member!) answers a few questions to help SHCA members get to know him a little better.

The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is hosting their annual conference virtually for 2021.