NDP leader Wab Kinew said his party’s election platform has a number of new spending promises that can be funded from the unallocated funds in…
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A gap continues to exist in the level of federal investment allocated compared to what is needed to fix out country’s aging infrastructure, the Canadian…
The Progressive Conservative Party’s pledge to increase Manitoba’s population to 2 million by 2030 is heavily dependent on its plan to grow the economy, party…
The City of Winnipeg has agreed to establish a permanent specification review working group, where the industry will get early notice and submit concerns and…
The campaign for a national trade corridor investment strategy is moving to Parliament Hill.MHCA, through the Western Canada Roadbuilders & Heavy Construction Association, is among…
The next provincial government must be focused on growing the economy, to tackle the social challenges – homelessness and addictions – and provide relief for…
Manitobans need good roads to connect to and through their communities, and to ensure the economy grows. That’s the message of a series of MHCA…
All three leaders of the main provincial parties have committed to building on the $500-million highways capital budget to strengthen Manitoba’s trade transportation network, according…
The City of Winnipeg is hosting an online training seminar for the construction industry, to explain how firms replying to RFPs will have to fill…
As the struggle to attract and retain workers continues, the MHCA, industry and social enterprise associations are working on finding solutions to the shortage of…