They start with the same information, but they interpret it in their own way. BMO Bank of Montreal has released its quarterly provincial forecast and it is something of a departure from another of the banks. The previous forecast showed a spread of almost two percentage points between what the Saskatchewan economy would lose this […]
SHCA member companies understand how critical it is to pick up our partners. Leaning on local companies is the key to growth and success of our local economies as we recover from the shutdown caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. Saskatchewan-based contractors are not acting alone when they go to work. They’re collaborating with several local […]
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Shantel discussed the growth of Saskatchewan, tenders for upcoming projects reached a record $437.4 million and the role that the heavy construction industry plays in rebounding the province’s economy
Election Day is Oct. 26 The vote by mail application deadline is Oct. 15 – however you decide to vote, please do so safely. Visit Elections Saskatchewan for more info.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic is pleased to announce the launch of the Saskatchewan Polytechnic School of Continuing Education.
Gold Seal Certification program is the construction industry’s most trusted, valued and reliable certification in construction management.
Earlier this summer, Government Relations Minister Lori Carr announced that another 244 projects, representing more than $88.9 million of provincial funding through the Municipal Economic Enhancement Program (MEEP) 2020 has now been approved. This brings the current number of approved projects to 741 and an investment to date of $127 million. “MEEP is a key […]
The Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure recently unveiled fall tenders for projects for a record $437.4 million in highway work. That’s the largest total in Saskatchewan history. As is the case with every tender schedule, our members wait with cautious optimism to see how and when these projects will hit the market. Needless to […]