The CCA is disappointed to see that Trump has made the short-sighted decision to plunge Canada and the United States into an unnecessary, irresponsible trade war.
If We Build It, They Will Come
Our existing infrastructure is maintained to deliver what is needed now, but does not address the building necessary for the future.
Investment in Building Construction Investment Soars in Saskatchewan
New Statistics Canada data shows a 5.7 per cent increase in Saskatchewan’s building construction investment.
Premier Moe Travels to Washington and Mexico to Support Canada U.S. Trade
Premier Scott Moe is travelling to Washington D.C. to participate in the premier’s Council of the Federation joint-mission to Washington.
Canada’s Construction Industry Stands Strong Against U.S. Tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump has said he will impose a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods exported to the U.S. (including aluminum and steel), along with a 10 per cent tariff on energy products, next month. In kind, the Government of Canada has responded with targeted tariffs, with some products having a direct […]
U.S. Tariffs: What It Means for Saskatchewan
As we enter 2025, we need to look at the state of infrastructure in our province and our country.
Procurement Begins for Saskatchewan Polytechnic Joseph A. Remai Saskatoon Campus
The Ministry of SaskBuilds and Procurement and Saskatchewan Polytechnic have issued a RFQ to procure a new Skilled Trades and Technology building.
SRC Delivers $887 Million in Value Impacts to the Provincial Economy in 2023-2024
SRC also assisted in creating or maintaining more than 1,682 jobs in Saskatchewan in 2023-2024, a contribution valued at an additional $102 million.
Six Contractors Selected to Bid on Saskatoon City Centre School Project
The Government of Saskatchewan announced that six construction contractors have been shortlisted to submit bids for the construction of the new Saskatoon City Centre School.