The construction season is underway, and work is in full swing. While that work moves ahead, the realities of inflation have been unavoidable.
Since the start of the year, the price of diesel has climbed substantially. Continuing to pay that much more for fuel has been difficult for many of our members under the existing contracts they have with the Ministry of Highways, which has estimated the increase to be around 69 per cent.
The number of COVID-19 claims requiring workers to be away from work for more than 10 days has dropped significantly.
Prabha Ramaswamy is a champion of Saskatchewan business, a passionate community leader and organizational visionary.
Saskatchewan Research Council is reaching a major milestone – 75 years of providing valuable research, development and demonstration to Saskatchewan industry and beyond.
Save the dates for SHCA’s upcoming golf tournament in Regina! Contact the SHCA office for more information. South Thursday, August 18, 2022Wascana Golf & Country ClubRegina, Sask. Photo credit: olegdudko/123rf
The Western Canadian Roadbuilders & Heavy Construction Association are heading to Waikiki, Feb. 5–9, 2023 for the Stronger Together Conference.
Infrastructure needs its champions, and the Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association is proud to be one of them.
The world needs what Canada produces and Saskatchewan, in particular, has a lot to offer the world – but producing it is not enough.
The Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) is calling on workers’ compensation boards (WCBs) across Canada to rebate surplus funds back to small business owners. According to CFIB’s latest research snapshot, Workers’ Compensation and Surplus Distributions: A Small Business Perspective, seven provincial and territorial boards are in an over-funded position, meaning boards have exceeded their desired funding target. […]