A message from the president of the Canadian Association of Women in Construction
Digging to Sask 1st Call’s history
Sask 1st Call began a new chapter in June when – after two decades of running the service – SaskEnergy transferred ownership to the Saskatchewan Common Ground Alliance (SCGA).
Contracts in Emoji Era
Deciphering contractual acceptance
Navigating Safety in Trenching
Ensuring workers leave the construction site in the same condition they arrived By Jon Waldman Trenching is a vital facet of any heavy construction project, but it can be dangerous. It’s essential for safety to be top-of-mind when companies embark on trenching as part of their project. Fatalities are extreme cases, but other incidents see […]
Woman of Asphalt
A new Canadian branch offers benefits to your organization
Making the Construction Site Feel Welcome
The face of the construction industry is changing. As an aging population of workers retires, the need to fill vacancies becomes vital for continued success, and this often means looking to new and emerging populations to fill the employment gap.
Building Relationships
Building relationships matters when employers are trying to develop their employees and advance their own career and business, Mark Nesbitt explained to those who gathered to hear him on the first morning of the 2023 SHCA Infrastructure Summit & Trade Show.
How Trade and Transportation Infrastructure Intersect in Canada’s Economic Growth Strategy
A panel discussion from the SHCA 2023 Infrastructure Summit
Infrastructure Summit
SHCA wants to thank all of the wonderful sponsors, exhibitors, presenters and attendees for making the inaugural Infrastructure Summit a resounding success!