This year’s Summit will be held Dec. 9-10 and focus on practical learning, safety leadership, construction technology and infrastructure planning.
Building Tomorrow’s Workforce
School is where the next generation is shaped and prepared for adult life. But what else can be done to prepare future workers?
Why Not Saskatchewan?
Cities such as Regina and Saskatoon combine urban amenities with a more manageable pace, supporting work-life balance.
Elevating SHCA’s Voice
SHCA and ACEC-SK had the opportunity to discuss matters of urgency that have come to a head with our respective members and industries.
Built on Grit
I want to take a moment to explain what “Built on Grit” means to our association and its members. The “Built on Grit” campaign is more than just recruiting posters
A Lifetime of Advocacy
SHCA president Shantel Lipp sits down with MHCA president & CEO Chris Lorenc ahead of his retirement
Keeping Saskatchewan Moving
Summer is here. That means we get to enjoy everything that comes with it: warm weather, time outdoors, watching a Roughriders game and, for our members, getting ahead on our projects.
Safety is Priority Number One During Peak Season
As we enter the busiest months of the construction season, I want to emphasize a core priority that defines our industry: safety.
Building More Than Roads: Supporting Saskatchewan’s Economy
As we enter the 2026 construction season, it is crucial to reframe our view of heavy construction in our province.