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Alberta Roadbuilders & Heavy Construction Association
Regular members consist of contracting firms engaged in highway and heavy construction, and other operators judged to be of a similar nature in Alberta.
BC Road Builders & Heavy Construction Association
The B.C. RB&HCA is a non-profit organization that represents firms involved in asphalt and concrete manufacturing, grading, paving, utility construction, road and bridge building/maintenance, among others.
Saskatchewan Heavy Construction Association
The SHCA is a voice for the heavy construction industry, as well as a service centre for members to stay current with tenders, technology, regulations and other changes in the industry.
Canadian Construction Association (CCA)
CCA, founded in Ottawa in 1918, now represents more than 20,000 members, in firms drawn from 63 local and provincial integrated partner associations. CCA gives voice to the public policy, legal and standards development goals of contractors, suppliers and allied business professionals working in, or with, Canada’s non-residential construction industry.
Western Canada Roadbuilders and Heavy Construction Association
The roots of WCR&HCA date to 1943, when the Manitoba and Saskatchewan heavy construction associations founded the Prairie Roadbuilders Association to bring a western voice to national infrastructure investment issues. Alberta and B.C. later joined, and the organization was rebranded. It settled on its current name in 1996.
Association of Consulting & Engineering Companies – Manitoba (ACEC-MB)
The Consulting Engineers of Manitoba are now officially the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies – Manitoba. The purpose of the ACEC is to further the maintenance of high professional standards in the consulting engineering profession and to promote cordial relations among the various consulting
firms in Manitoba, among other things.
Association of Manitoba Municipalities
One of the main functions of the AMM is to lobby on issues that affect Manitoba municipalities. Many of our issues are raised by our members through resolutions or correspondence, which we then bring to the attention of the Manitoba or Federal government.
Business Council of Manitoba
The primary purpose of the Business Council of Manitoba is to research and advocate innovative positions on selected issues that bear directly on the future health of Manitoba society. The Council engages in discussion with political and business leaders, offering members access to new ideas and to decision makers who can convert those ideas into action.
Canada West Foundation
Canada West Foundation is the only think tank dedicated to being the objective, nonpartisan voice for issues of vital concern to western Canadians. Through our research and commentary, we contribute to better government decisions and a stronger Canada.
Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters – Mb
The Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters has been advocating for and representing member interests for nearly 150 years. It has an effective track record of working for and with 2,500 leading manufacturers from coast to coast to help their businesses grow. CME Manitoba aims to strengthen the competitiveness of provincial manufacturers and exporters
and help them grow in domestic and international markets.
CentrePort Canada
CentrePort Canada is North America’s newest 20,000-acre inland port and Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ), offering unique access to tri-modal transportation (road, rail and air). Located next to Winnipeg’s James Armstrong Richardson International Airport, one of Canada’s top cargo airports, CentrePort Canada also provides companies with easy access to major national and international road, rail and sea corridors and gateways.
Manitoba Chambers of Commerce
The Manitoba Chambers of Commerce, established in 1931, is the umbrella organization for Manitoba’s chamber movement. With a membership comprised of Local Chambers of Commerce as well direct Corporate Members, the Manitoba Chambers of Commerce is Manitoba’s largest and most diverse business lobby, representing over 10,000 businesses and community leaders.
Manitoba Home Builders’ Association
Since its inception in 1937, the MHBA has been committed to quality, service and integrity in its dealings. Many of Manitoba’s finest home builders, developers, renovators and suppliers are among the MHBA’s 300 members.
Manitoba Trucking Association
The MTA is an industry association that represents the interests of the trucking industry in Manitoba. Membership is comprised of carrier members, which includes P.S.V. (for hire) fleets, private fleets, household mover fleets, heavy haul fleets, couriers, local cartage companies, and associated trades division members, which includes companies that provide services to carrier members.
Merit Contractors of Manitoba
MERIT Contractors Association is the only organization of its kind in Manitoba, supporting and representing the unique and diverse interests of open shop contractors. Merit Manitoba consists of over 270 Manitoba, open-shop companies, ranging in size from very small to very large.
Urban Development Institute
The Urban Development Institute (UDI Manitoba) has been the voice of the land development industry in the Province of Manitoba since 1962. Today, the UDI is a non-profit association representing the professional development industry and associated businesses and organizations across Manitoba’s capital region.
Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce
The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce is the leading organization representing business in our community. Incorporated as The Winnipeg Board of Trade by an act of the provincial legislature on March 8, 1873, The Chamber is older than the City of Winnipeg.
Winnipeg Construction Association
The Winnipeg Construction Association, formed in 1904, is a non-profit trade association that provides services for over 500 member firms.
Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba
The WCB was founded in 1916 with the passing of The Workers Compensation Act and officially opened in 1917. It administers a workers’ compensation system as an injury and disability insurance system for workers and employers, paid for by employers.
Construction Safety Association of Manitoba
CSAM was initiated by the Winnipeg Construction Association in 1989 and has a mandate to design and implement a safety program for the construction industry.
SAFE Work Manitoba
SAFE Work Manitoba is the statutory corporation dedicated to the prevention of workplace injury and illness. It works with industry-based safety programs to provide prevention education, safety programming, consulting and strategic direction to create a genuine culture of safety for all Manitobans.
Workers Compensation Board of Manitoba
The WCB was founded in 1916 with the passing of The Workers Compensation Act and officially opened in 1917. It administers a workers’ compensation system as an injury and disability insurance system for workers and employers, paid for by employers.
SAFE Roads
A community initiative led by key public/private stakeholders, chaired by the MHCA President. The committee is committed to educating and encouraging motorists to engage in respectful and safe driving practices.
Alberta Construction Safety Association
The Alberta Construction Safety Association is a non-profit organization funded and directed by industry.
BC Construction Safety Network
The Construction Safety Network is a not-for-profit society that helps BC’s construction industry reduce the number and severity of work place injuries and illnesses.
The Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations
The Canadian Federation of Construction Safety Associations works as an umbrella organization for provincial and territorial Construction Safety Associations with a shared interest in: promoting awareness of construction health and safety, improving information sharing, collaboratively producing workplace health and safety training standards/information resources, and the nationally recognized COR safety management for the construction industry.
Saskatchewan Construction Safety Association
The Saskatchewan Construction Association is the strong provincial advocacy voice of Saskatchewan’s dynamic construction industry.
Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan
The Mission of the Heavy Construction Safety Association of Saskatchewan is to promote the arts and science of safety to the “R” code employers & their employees.
Nova Scotia Construction Safety Association
The Nova Scotia Construction Safety Association will be successful when the Nova Scotia construction industry is the occupational health and safety benchmark for all industry in Atlantic Canada.
Newfoundland and Labrador Construction Safety Association
The NLCSA is an industry-driven, not-for-profit corporation committed to providing effective and affordable safety training and related services to the province’s construction industry.
New Brunswick Construction Safety Association
To provide proactive safety and safety-related programs and services to the construction industry, this will contribute to a safer work place and a healthy and profitable economy.
Manitoba Construction Sector Council
The MHCA is a founding member of MCSC which was created in 2008 to assist Manitoba’s construction sector by consulting industry stakeholders and offering solutions to their current and future human resource needs.
RRC Polytech
Red River College Polytech is renowned for providing accessible, innovative, applied learning and research in an advanced environment, creating skilled graduates to drive the Manitoba economy.
