The MHCA, with four industry associations, has asked the provincial government to formalize prompt payment obligations within the construction contracts issued by Manitoba Hydro and…
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A federal budget clearly focused on the green economy also potentially opened the door for discussions about the trade infrastructure our country needs to strengthen…
Navigating the complexities of the workers compensation system can be a daunting task to even the most experienced employer. For small businesses, and employers new…
The MHCA, along with its partners in the City of Winnipeg social procurement working group, applauded the decision by the government of Manitoba this week…
The call for strategic investment in trade corridors drew good support – and some opposition – at the final City Hall budget discussion that saw…
The recent provincial announcement of increased grants to municipalities is a good step, but should be followed by a new, expanded funding model agreement with…
MHCA’s Chris Lorenc and Minister Doyle Piwniuk with industry and government officials at the five-year capital investment plan press conference Monday Economic growth is driving…
The inflation rate continues to present a hazard to Canada’s economy and the Bank of Canada will continue to monitor, to decide if the policy…
A panel of construction and trade experts at the Canadian Construction Association’s annual conference called upon the federal government to adopt a strategy to prioritize…
Manitoba’s highways capital investment for 2023-24 will increase to $500 million, with an additional $57 million carried over in unspent dollars from last year.That total…