The Interchange

SHCA and ACEC-SK had the opportunity to discuss matters of urgency that have come to a head with our respective members and industries.

The June edition spotlights two projects: construction of the misiwe-kisik | One Sky School and the Equipment Storage Building project in Lumsden.

Highways Minister Kim Gartner highlighted projects to keep Saskatchewan moving and support the province’s export-based economy.

Statistics Canada figures show that Saskatchewan’s merchandise exports increased 11.6 per cent in the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period in 2025.

Mallard Diversified Services pleaded guilty in Wynyard Provincial Court to one violation of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020.

Summer is here. That means we get to enjoy everything that comes with it: warm weather, time outdoors, watching a Roughriders game and, for our members, getting ahead on our projects. 

Be vigilant when approaching work zones as construction season continues to maintain and improve Saskatchewan’s transportation network

Collaborative critical minerals strategy for Western and Northern Canada aims to advance the region’s immense resource sector potential.

As we enter the busiest months of the construction season, I want to emphasize a core priority that defines our industry: safety.

Saskatchewan is proud to be the consistent ally and reliable supplier the world needs to ensure food and energy security. 

A CUSMA joint review will begin July 1, 2026. Saskatchewan will share its priorities leading up to and throughout the review process.

SHCA is now accepting presenter submissions for the 2026 Infrastructure Summit & Trade Show taking place Dec. 9 and 10 in Regina, Sask.

As we enter the 2026 construction season, it is crucial to reframe our view of heavy construction in our province.   

With the right policy environment, the construction industry is ready to deliver the housing and infrastructure Canadians urgently need.

Agreement will allow Heavy Equipment Technician apprentices to register as Alberta apprentices and attend technical training closer to home.

Both Trades and Skills Centres deliver short-term, demand-driven trades and skills programs that lead to entry-level jobs.

Highways Minister Kim Gartner officially kicked off Saskatchewan’s road construction season

This marks a significant milestone toward advancing a new domestic uranium supply as demand accelerates.

As we begin the 2026 construction season, I want to take a moment to explain what “Built on Grit” means to our association and its members.

Chris Lorenc has announced he will retire effective Dec. 31, 2026. He is the longest-serving CEO in the association’s more than 80-year history.

Over 140,000 construction professionals from 128 countries gathered to purchase equipment, conduct business and explore the latest innovations.

The Monthly Construction Update will feature a selection of the 20 major and 134 additional construction projects in Saskatchewan.

12-week tour to give behind-the-scenes look at what brings major projects to life at a time of ambitious national construction priorities.

CCA welcomes Trevor Doucette, who has been appointed chair of the board of directors for the 2026-2027 term.

Presented by Northbridge Insurance, the CCA National Awards ceremony was held on March 13 during the 2026 CCA Annual Conference.

Our upcoming issue of Think BIG features articles on two summit presentations that showcase how rapidly our industry is evolving and adopting new practices to protect workers on the job.

Under the RIRG program, the provincial government will invest more than $16.9 million and RM’s will fund the remaining $29.1 million.

SHCA’s new merchandise line celebrates the hard work, long hours and thick skin it takes to build Saskatchewan’s infrastructure.

The CCA released the winter edition of its CQEI report, showing a 1.3 per cent increase in construction GDP output in Q3 2025.

Canada’s trade corridors are essential to a resilient economy, strong communities and long‑term prosperity.

Thomas Edison once said, “The most certain way to succeed is always to try just one more time.” 

SHCA’s new merchandise line celebrates the hard work, long hours and thick skin it takes to build Saskatchewan’s infrastructure.

At the end of January, Highways Minister Kim Gartner highlighted more than $78 million of bridge projects between late fall

Hands-on maintenance solutions, during CONEXPO-CON/AGG, where attendees walk the show floor and learn how to reduce downtime, lower operating costs and improve safety.

Saskatchewan Agriculture Minister David Marit was in Washington to participate in the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture 2026 Winter Policy Conference

On Dec. 18, 2025, Triple 7 Excavating Ltd. pleaded guilty in North Battleford Provincial Court to two violations of The Occupational Health and Safety Regulations, 2020.

Here we are, starting a new year with renewed energy to keep moving our industry forward.

Recently released annual labour force numbers demonstrate that Saskatchewan’s labour market experienced another strong year.  

University of Saskatchewan and City of Saskatoon are looking at materials to improve winter road construction performance.  

The availability of grid power at the Phoenix site represents a significant step in de-risking the execution of the project.

2026 Annual Conference will take place from March 10 to 13 in Coronado, San Diego. Register now.

CONEXPO-CON/AGG attendees will learn how to reduce downtime, lower operating costs and improve safety.