Saskatchewan builds momentum by investing in the roads, bridges and long-term planning needed to keep its economy moving
Call for Presenters – 2026 Infrastructure Summit & Trade Show
SHCA is now accepting presenter submissions for the 2026 Infrastructure Summit & Trade Show taking place Dec. 9 and 10 in Regina, Sask.
More Than $46 Million of Planned Rural Road Network Improvements
Under the RIRG program, the provincial government will invest more than $16.9 million and RM’s will fund the remaining $29.1 million.
Bridging Winter: $78 Million in Projects Between Fall and Spring
At the end of January, Highways Minister Kim Gartner highlighted more than $78 million of bridge projects between late fall
From Summer Projects to Fall Planning
Looking at summer in the rearview mirror gives our industry time to reflect on how much work was done in the province during construction season.
Ministry of Highways Partners with the Rural Municipality of Prince Albert
Partnership to cost share paving of the service road south of Prince Albert between Elevator Road and the junction of Highways 2 and 11.
Provincial Traffic Safety Fund Delivers $1.54M in Grants to Saskatchewan Communities
Sixty-two projects in 61 Saskatchewan communities will receive grants, totalling nearly $1.54 million.
Increased Funding for Rural Road Infrastructure a Boost for Saskatchewan’s Rural Municipalities
As inflation continues to affect the cost of maintaining infrastructure, the need to address the condition of rural roads in Saskatchewan has become increasingly pressing.
Construction continues on Highways 2 and 13 Assiniboia partnership project
Highways Minister David Marit and the Town of Assiniboia celebrated the ongoing progress of a more than $10.6 million partnership project.