The Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure (MHI) is continually exploring ways to improve the way we do business. Innovation helps us respond to the changing environment in which we operate. The Innovation Pipeline (TIP) is a new tool that will help us to innovate together. MHI is currently using TIP for innovation challenges to help […]
The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) announced recently that it is changing its name to Municipalities of Saskatchewan.
Employment in Canada’s construction and maintenance industry is anticipated to grow by 50,200 workers by 2029. When coupled with the anticipated retirement of more than 257,000 construction workers over the same period, the industry will need to recruit more than 307,000 workers over the decade to keep pace with demand, according to the labour market […]
The championship finals are set for the Global Operator Challenge, the largest global campaign in Caterpillar history.
SHCA members are encouraged to attend SARM’s largest annual event in Regina, beginning March 9. There is no registration fee and everyone is invited to attend. Learn more: SARM Annual Convention.
The Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan is hosting its AGM Awards Banquet on March 27, 2020 in Regina. Register here.
Space closing soon for the 2020 SHCA Rental Rates Guide and Membership Roster Time is running out! The 2020 SHCA Rental Rates Guide and Membership Roster is closing soon for advertising sales. Book your advertising space today by calling the Lester office: 204-953-2189 or emailing adsales@lesterpublications.com.Download the SHCA 2020 media kit.
Western Canada is struggling to have its voice heard. From officials in provincial government offices to farmers in canola fields, bending an ear to anyone east of Manitoba has its challenges. Our industry is not immune to alienation. This is why I, along with my counterparts in B.C., Alberta and Manitoba, are collaborating on a […]
The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is displeased to learn that the Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an appeal brought forward by contractor, J. Cote & Son Excavating. Last week’s decision effectively upholds the use of “reprisal clauses” in tender documents. The clause used by the City of Burnaby against J. Cote & Son Excavating […]