The industry is working hard to create a better environment for women in construction. Organizations across North America are cognizant … Read more “Special Events Celebrating Women in Construction”
Spring Weight Restrictions on Secondary Highways
As the weather warms and the daylight-hours increase, truckers and shippers are being reminded to begin reducing truck loads on … Read more “Spring Weight Restrictions on Secondary Highways”
Spencer Russell National Technical Lead ELRUS Calgary, Alberta
Being the grandson of ELRUS founder Roland Russell makes being the national technical lead for the company a family affair. … Read more “Spencer Russell National Technical Lead ELRUS Calgary, Alberta”
Anticipating the Provincial Budget
Our industry is cautiously optimistic as we await the unveiling of the 2019–20 provincial budget.
Notice to SHCA Members about the Coronavirus
With CONEXPO ongoing this week and the 2020 construction season kicking off, SHCA is advising all members to ensure they … Read more “Notice to SHCA Members about the Coronavirus”
The Shortfalls of Single-window Procurement
Frustrated with single-window procurement? You’re not alone.
It is our understanding that the ideology behind single-window procurement was to streamline … Read more “The Shortfalls of Single-window Procurement”
Participation needed! The Innovation Pipeline, a new tool from MHI
The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (MHI) is continually exploring ways to improve the way we do business. Innovation helps … Read more “Participation needed! The Innovation Pipeline, a new tool from MHI”
SUMA changes its name to Municipalities of Saskatchewan
The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA), the voice of Saskatchewan’s hometowns, announced recently that it is changing its name to … Read more “SUMA changes its name to Municipalities of Saskatchewan”
Canadian construction labour demand to intensify over short term; will require more than 300,000 new workers over decade
Employment in Canada’s construction and maintenance industry is anticipated to grow by 50,200 workers by 2029. When coupled with the … Read more “Canadian construction labour demand to intensify over short term; will require more than 300,000 new workers over decade”