As we enter the 2026 construction season, it is crucial to reframe our view of heavy construction in our province.
Canada’s Construction Industry Navigates Uncertain Economic Landscape with Higher Costs and Geopolitical Volatility
With the right policy environment, the construction industry is ready to deliver the housing and infrastructure Canadians urgently need.
Saskatchewan and Alberta Reduce Red Tape for Heavy Equipment Apprentices
Agreement will allow Heavy Equipment Technician apprentices to register as Alberta apprentices and attend technical training closer to home.
Saskatchewan Invests $3.5 Million in Regina and Saskatoon Trades and Skills Centres
Both Trades and Skills Centres deliver short-term, demand-driven trades and skills programs that lead to entry-level jobs.
Highway 10 Project Between Melville and Fort Qu’Appelle Launches Construction Season Safety Reminder
Highways Minister Kim Gartner officially kicked off Saskatchewan’s road construction season
Triton Uranium Commences Development of The Atlas Project in Uranium City, Saskatchewan
This marks a significant milestone toward advancing a new domestic uranium supply as demand accelerates.
Federal and provincial governments invest $262.5 million to strengthen trade through the Port of Churchill
The federal government will contribute $180 million, with the provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba providing the remaining funding.
Built on Grit
As we begin the 2026 construction season, I want to take a moment to explain what “Built on Grit” means to our association and its members.
Chris Lorenc to Retire from MHCA at End of 2026
Chris Lorenc has announced he will retire effective Dec. 31, 2026. He is the longest-serving CEO in the association’s more than 80-year history.