Safe and healthy workplaces matter to industry. Saskatchewan is fortunate to have seven safety associations dedicated to preventing workplace injuries in this province by developing and delivering industry-focused training.
Saskatchewan Business Community Weighs in on Lifting Provincial COVID-19 Restrictions
The Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce released the results of its survey on the province’s July target to remove all remaining COVID-19 restrictions.
Ending the Mistreatment of Western Canadians: Conservative Equalization Rebate
Western Canadians deserve respect and a secure future – Canada’s Conservatives recently announced that they are committed to implementing the proposed changes to the Fiscal Stabilization Program and ensuring the provinces that have given more than their fair share during some of the most difficult times are compensated.
New SHCA Affinity Partner: Martin Charlton Communications
The SHCA has partnered with Martin Charlton Communications to help you promote your business and communicate effectively with your stakeholders through social media.
Slow Down to Keep Saskatchewan Highways Safe
With construction season in full swing, the Government of Saskatchewan is reminding motorists to keep an eye out for construction zones on provincial highways.
Brandt Announces Plan to Create 1,000+ New Jobs
The new positions will span the Regina-based company’s 100+ location international network, focusing on roles in Canada and the USA.
Construction Season Starts Strong
Following the release of a record-setting fall tender schedule this past September, the Ministry of Highways marked May 27 as the unofficial start to the 2021 road construction season. With one additional project set to close by the end of May, most of the planned contracts from the fall tender have now been awarded and […]
Saskatchewan WCB Seeking Customer Feedback
In June, the Saskatchewan Workers’ Compensation Board will be reaching out to customers across the province to gather feedback to help improve WCB services.
The SHCA Hot Seat
1. Where are you from? Regina 2. How did you get your start in the heavy construction industry and/or who do you credit to getting you where you are today? I got my start in the heavy construction industry working as a yard/shop labourer during the summer break before high school started. I would have […]