HEAVY NEWS

John Highmoor appointed to Board of Directors The Manitoba Heavy Construction Association saw the passing of the Chair’s position to...

Manitoba’s senior MP, Jim Carr, committed to speaking with Environment and Climate Change Minister Jonathan Wilkinson about the Lake Manitoba-Lake...

Manitoba Infrastructure is looking for feedback from the heavy construction industry on its draft specifications for cold central plant recycling,...

The MHCA has sent to the Winnipeg City Council its recommendations for the 2021 Local and Regional Street Renewal program,...

The Manitoba government has confirmed that heavy construction is listed as an essential service, and will continue to work during...

The MHCA and industry representatives have scheduled two meetings with Public Works this month to review both the experience with...

A new agreement between the MHCA and the Workers Compensation Board provides for a new formula to fund the industry-based...

Premier Brian Pallister assured he would work toward removing restrictive trade practices in Canada, including and most immediately those in...

The condition of Winnipeg’s roads and infrastructure is the No. 1 complaint of Winnipeggers, the City of Winnipeg’s 2020 Citizen’s...

Message from MHCA President Chris Lorenc It is with very deep sadness and a profound sense of loss that we...

Program financed by aggregate producers critical to resource management, environment Manitoba’s Quarry Rehabilitation Program is critical to responsible resource development...

The MHCA has suggested the process for reviewing the reuse of crushed concrete taken up in public works projects each...