Without proper upkeep, the roads and bridges that help move our province forward will become broken and nonfunctional.
Common Sense Practices Help Keep Our Workers Safe
A road construction project is a busy place. Anyone who has driven on a Saskatchewan highway over the years would attest to this. One wrong move can mean the difference between life and death.
The Federal Election is Over – What’s Next?
The dust has settled on the April federal election and now is the time for our elected representatives to get to work.
Nation-Building Begins with Us
With the busy season for construction underway and no elections on the horizon, we turn our sites to what the federal and provincial governments have in mind with respect to infrastructure funding.
The Federal Election is Over – What’s Next?
The dust has settled on the April federal election and now is the time for our elected representatives to get to work.
If We Build It, They Will Come
Saskatchewan’s existing infrastructure is maintained to deliver what is needed now, but does not address the building necessary for the future.
Budget 2025-26
Spring is finally here, according to the calendar. Meanwhile, most of us are waiting for the weather to catch up.
Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association Applauds Premier Moe’s Decision to Pause Industrial Carbon Tax
Decisive action will provide much-needed relief to Saskatchewan’s heavy civil construction industry, which has long been burdened by rising costs due to the carbon tax.
New Standard for Trade Summit
President’s Message