As we approach fall, our minds start to adjust to a regular routine. School begins again, vacationers return from the … Read more “Built on Grit”
Ministry of Highways Partners with the Rural Municipality of Prince Albert
On Aug. 6, the Ministry of Highways provided an update on a partnership with the Rural Municipality (RM) of Prince … Read more “Ministry of Highways Partners with the Rural Municipality of Prince Albert”
Weekly Orange Zone Construction Update Launch
On Aug. 8, Highways Minister David Marit announced the launch of the new Weekly Orange Zone Construction Update. The Weekly … Read more “Weekly Orange Zone Construction Update Launch”
Summary of Updates to 200 – Test Procedures
Please be advised that the following is a summary of updates posted to the Saskatchewan Publications website.
Item: STP 204-5-1 … Read more “Summary of Updates to 200 – Test Procedures”
Funding for Road Infrastructure Must Increase
A goal in life for many people is to become a homeowner. People save for years to achieve homeownership and … Read more “Funding for Road Infrastructure Must Increase”
Common Sense Practices Help Keep Our Workers Safe
Construction season is once again upon us. For Saskatchewan, that means we must concentrate our efforts on building and maintaining … Read more “Common Sense Practices Help Keep Our Workers Safe”
SHCA Golf Tournament
SHCA held its annual golf tournament in Regina on June 26 in Deer Valley. Check out this video reel from … Read more “SHCA Golf Tournament”
New Guide Helps Construction Leaders Build Climate-Ready Companies
As climate change intensifies across Canada, a new report released by the Canada Climate Law Initiative (CCLI) and the Canadian … Read more “New Guide Helps Construction Leaders Build Climate-Ready Companies”
More People Working in Saskatchewan Than Ever With 26,300 Full Time Jobs Added in June
The latest labour force numbers from Statistics Canada show that despite U.S. and Chinese tariffs, Saskatchewan continues to have the … Read more “More People Working in Saskatchewan Than Ever With 26,300 Full Time Jobs Added in June”