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Take Note of Saskatchewan’s Balance Sheet

It’s the old forest and the trees thing. When you’re in the middle of something, it can be hard to tell whether you are going forward, backward or just sitting still. So, when we get a report from an outsider with a broader perspective, it can be helpful. The latest of one of those reports […]

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City of Saskatoon Completes Major Projects despite COVID-19

The City of Saskatoon announced the completion of a number of projects in the face of COVID-19. Work has finished on the Sid Buckwold Bridge rehabilitation project and replacement of aging watermains despite the challenge posed by the pandemic, a City of Saskatoon release stated. “When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, we revised our 2020 construction […]

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Heavy Equipment Guide

Check out SHCA president Shantel Lipp’s article in “The Last Word” of October’s edition of the Heavy Equipment Guide. Click here.

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More Work Coming

It’s not often we have the opportunity to praise the federal government for initiatives that will greatly help western provinces.   However, we learned earlier this month that Saskatchewan – and our industry in particular – will likely be the main beneficiary in a $10-billion commitment from the feds to support irrigation projects. This $10 billion […]

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Province Partnering with 55 RMs to Upgrade Roads

Road improvements are coming to 55 rural municipalities across Saskatchewan thanks to $16.5 million in funding from the provincial government’s two-year, $7.5 billion infrastructure stimulus plan. “Our government’s stimulus plan provides an economic booster shot and contributes significantly toward meeting our Growth Plan goals,” Highways and Infrastructure Minister Greg Ottenbreit said. “Partnerships with our rural […]

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Saskatchewan Government Debt Forecast to Be the Lowest in Canada

They start with the same information, but they interpret it in their own way. BMO Bank of Montreal has released its quarterly provincial forecast and it is something of a departure from another of the banks. The previous forecast showed a spread of almost two percentage points between what the Saskatchewan economy would lose this […]