by SHCA

Building Western Potential

With the 44th Parliament officially underway, I am excited about the opportunities that I and my Conservative colleagues have before us. Much of my optimism stems from the hard-working people of the Prairies and the developments that are being made across the West.  As the Conservative Shadow Minister for Prairie Economic Development and Inter-provincial Trade, […]

by SHCA

Focusing on Economic Priorities

The last election has been called “the Seinfeld election” – the election about nothing. There was no valid reason to call a vote, especially in the midst of a pandemic, except for a failed bid by Justin Trudeau to win a majority government. The aftermath of the election is that, effectively, nothing changed in the […]

by SHCA

Employers and Employees: A New Arrangement?

When the job vacancy numbers for the end of Q2 were released, they really weren’t all that surprising. Anyone delivering construction projects this summer could have offered the same insights: vacancies were up and prospective workers were as scarce as hens’ teeth.  For Saskatchewan, the number of jobs going unfilled at the end of June […]

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The Seasonal Layoff Injury

A strong, well-documented return to work program will limit an employer’s financial liability and reduce days lost to workplace injury.