With the busy season for construction underway and no elections on the horizon, we turn our sites to what the federal and provincial governments have in mind with respect to infrastructure funding.
60 Million Reasons to Check the Highway Hotline This Past Year
Highways Minister David Marit announced new record for Saskatchewan’s provincial road information service.
Day of Mourning Remembers 27 Workers Who Lost Their Lives
Every year on April 28, Canada marks the National Day of Mourning. Provincially, flags at all government buildings are lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset.
Canada’s Construction Industry Congratulates the New Liberal Government, Reiterates the Importance of Construction for all Canadians
CCA congratulates Prime Minister Mark Carney and his new members of Parliament from across the country for winning the confidence of Canadians.
SHCA’s Catalogue of Courses
The SHCA has created a Catalogue of Courses for those interested in bolstering their education in the heavy construction industry.
WCR&HCA Calls On Prime Minister to Announce Vision, Plan in Western Canada
If accepted by the Prime Minister, that would be historic in nature, WCR&HCA president & CEO Chris Lorenc says.
The Federal Election is Over – What’s Next?
The dust has settled on the April federal election and now is the time for our elected representatives to get to work.
Canada’s Construction Industry Launches National Campaign Calling for Action on Infrastructure Investment and Development During Federal Election
In this federal election, construction will no longer be ignored. March 27 marks the official launch of the Construction for Canadians campaign.
SARM Responds to the 2025-26 Provincial Budget Announcement
SARM, alongside its member RMs, highlights both the positive aspects and concerns regarding rural communities across the province in this year’s provincial budget.