The Manitoba Mines Branch has distributed a one-pager to the MHCA for those applying for quarry and pit permits, which includes detailing the quarry team…
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The MHCA has called for greater clarity, transparency and consistency in the application and processes around municipal decisions regarding aggregate pits and quarries.In a submission…
The provincial government must protect access to aggregate resources, especially in the Capital Region, as municipalities continue to reject applications for pits and quarries, MHCA…
Another $150 million in tenders from the highway infrastructure program will be advertised in the coming months, including $90 million in work that will be…
The City of Winnipeg’s social procurement office is developing a supplier code of conduct and environmental tools to be included in construction contracts, as part…
The Federation of Canadian Municipalities is asking the federal and provincial government to move to a new funding deal for cities and towns, to pay…
The Public Works department appears to be making headway on the work needed to ensure that street renewal tenders are advertised and awarded early, allowing…
The MHCA, after repeated meeting with senior departmental leadership, has proposed to Manitoba Transportation & Infrastructure that a long-term asset management plan be released publicly,…
EF Moon’s Jack Meseyton has retired, effective May 31, after almost four decades in heavy construction, 19 years spent on service with the MHCA Board…
MHCA is aware and acting on information that requests to Crown utilities for locates and safety watches are experiencing delays, which obstruct ability of industry…