The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) announced that Francis Roy has been appointed Chair of the 2024-26 Board of Directors.
Premier Unveils the Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy
On March 4, 2024, Premier Scott Moe launched Building the Workforce for a Growing Economy: the Saskatchewan Labour Market Strategy, which outlines how the province will ensure Saskatchewan people
Construction Industry Condemns Environment Minister’s Lack of Support for Canada’s Road Infrastructure
Canada’s construction industry is demanding clarity from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on future investment in new road infrastructure after comments made in February by Environment Minister Steven Guilbeault.
SHCA Criticizes Federal Minister’s Comments on Road Infrastructure
When you know what you have to say matters – and you are clear on how it matters to others – it makes it easier to speak up to say what needs to be said.
Funding Road Infrastructure Projects in Canada
Industry groups across Saskatchewan wrote a letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau regarding recent statements made by the Federal Minister of Environment and Climate Change regarding the funding of road infrastructure projects in Canada. As we know, our province’s economy heavily relies on a robust network of roads. The statements made by the minister and […]
Government of Saskatchewan Signs Contract with PCL Construction Management Inc. to Construct the New Prince Albert Victoria Hospital
The Prince Albert Victoria Hospital project continues to progress with the award of the design build agreement to PCL Construction Management Inc. (PCL)
Saskatchewan’s Housing Starts Up 62 Per Cent Over Last Year While Ranking Third in the Nation in Building Investment Growth
According to Statistics Canada, Saskatchewan continues to see remarkable growth with housing starts increasing by 62.1 per cent over the last year
SHCA Attending An Evening in Greece
SHCA is about community, so it’s wonderful to see Saskatchewan’s small and medium sized businesses coming together
Saskatchewan Starting 2024 Strong: 12,900 Jobs Added Year-Over-Year, Unemployment Rate Falls to 4.7 Per Cent
Newly released numbers from Statistics Canada show Saskatchewan’s labour market is off to a strong start in 2024, with 12,900 new jobs added last month when compared to January 2023