Mark your calendars! SHCA has planned several events for 2023. Visit the events page on SHCA’s website for the full list of 2023 events. Coming up next: March 29–31 SHCA Spring Kick-Off and Industry Awards Gala, held in conjunction with the Asphalt Institute Delta Hotel and Convention Centre, Regina April 4 MLA Reception Where: Saskatchewan […]
Canada’s economy has slowed down in the last few years, and companies, now more than ever, are worried about staying afloat in these changing times.
As electric vehicle (EV) technologies advance and the energy transition continues, the demand for critical metals keeps rising.
Almost one and a half million Canadians were earning a living in the construction sector in 2021 – approximately one in every 13 working Canadians, according to BuildForce, a national industry-led organization representing all construction industry sectors.
Collective advocacy for the civil sector
A look back on last year shows some of the issues pertinent to the industry which evolved in 2022, and others that built up over years.
The heavy construction industry is critical to Saskatchewan’s – and Canada’s – economy. Here are some of the ways in which SHCA fights for its members
The WCR&HCA will be hosting an unforgettable event in Hawaii. Connect with your peers and industry speakers while soaking in Waikiki.
Review the 2022 edition (password required) and contact Ellie Weare at the SHCA office as soon as possible if you have changes to make.