Mandy Rennehan, known as the Blue Collar CEO™ and who was a keynote speaker at SHCA’s 2019 Annual Convention, has a new TV show on HGTV. The intro to the new show features a magazine familiar to SHCA’s members – Think BIG makes its television debut as the cover of the Q1 2020 edition showcasing […]
Save the dates for SHCA’s upcoming golf tournaments! North South Thursday, May 26, 2022Elk Ridge ResortWaskesiu, Sask.(Accommodations available from May 25-27) Thursday, August 18, 2022Wascana Golf & Country ClubRegina, Sask.
The Western Canadian Roadbuilders & Heavy Construction Association (WCR&HCA) are heading to Waikiki in February 2023! Mark your calendars and plan to attend this amazing event in paradise. More information will be released throughout 2022.
Three years ago, no one could have predicted that we were just months away from the most disruptive event in modern history – the global COVID-19 pandemic. The pandemic has been a catalyst for tremendous change in everyone’s lives. It has disrupted the way we work and how we teach and learn. It also reminds us […]
The Construction Industry Alliance for Suicide Prevention (CIASP), United Suicide Survivors International and Johnson Depression Center are hosting the Construction Working Minds Summit on May 17–18, 2022 in Denver, Colorado. The Summit aims to bring the national community of construction mental health and suicide prevention together and build community; to share lessons learned from each […]
Congratulations to the recipients of SHCA’s annual awards; winners received their award during SHCA’s Annual Convention, which took place earlier this month in Saskatoon.
The Western Canadian Roadbuilders & Heavy Construction Association (WCR&HCA) are heading to Waikiki in February 2023! Mark your calendars and plan to attend this amazing event in paradise. More information will be released throughout 2022.
Like you, I am concerned about what the provincial budget for 2022–23 DID NOT contain for work during this budget year. With the spring tender now out, it has been confirmed that there is no money for new projects. Virtually all the work available from the Highways ministry has already been tendered. I don’t […]
“Any time you hit a line, your company’s reputation is pulled through the mud.” Watch this video from the Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance to hear how challenging it is to deal with an underground contact, and how it harms your business and reputation.