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- December 15th, 2019
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MI & MHCA collaborate on proposed specification changes December 12th, 2019 Senior executive representatives from Manitoba Infrastructure (MI) met on December 11 with MHCA member representatives, including three each from the contracting and aggregate producer sectors and one from engineering,...
Federal throne speech touches on infrastructure, short on details December 5th, 2019 The Trudeau government’s first throne speech since being returned with a minority to Parliament spoke to the necessity of all parties getting along to make government work, while...
Winnipeg’s proposed infrastructure plan needs re-write: MHCA December 5th, 2019 Winnipeg’s 2020 Infrastructure Plan places too low a value on economic growth in prioritizing projects for investment, MHCA President Chris Lorenc told the Executive Policy Committee Tuesday. The plan, prepared...
MHCA to City Hall: cutting core infrastructure not the fix November 28th, 2019 MHCA tells standing committees to renew commitment to roads, water and sewer mains The budget recommendations for the street renewal program in 2020 will further grind Winnipeg...
Creative Resolutions In Action November 21st, 2019 MHCA President Chris Lorenc has worked for many years with the Winnipeg Metropolitan Region in pursuit of a co-operative economic plan for the Capital Region, and specifically on a strategic trade transportation master...
MHCA salutes two Board members, welcomes new directors November 21st, 2019 Front row, from left, Greg McKee, Greg Orbanski, Chris Lorenc (President), Jack Meseyton (Chair), Nicole Chabot (Vice Chair), James Kaskiw and Kevin Brown.Back row, from left, Henry Borger, Peter...
Manitoba throne speech sets out wider role for industry in highways work November 21st, 2019 The Pallister government’s throne speech on Tuesday spoke to priorities that would fuel economic growth, including a higher highways budget, expanded role for the private...
Premier, ministers hear MHCA trade proposal November 21st, 2019 Trade Team West strategy critical to economic growth in Western Canada and Manitoba: Lorenc Premier Brian Pallister has set out economic growth as his government’s priority for the next four years,...
MHCA Chair to receive Distinguished Graduate Award from Red River College November 20th, 2019 PORTAGE LA PRAIRIE – The vice-president of one of Manitoba’s leading heavy construction businesses – E.F. Moon Construction Ltd. – is the latest recipient of Red...
MHCA seeks clarification on Winnipeg streets budget for 2020 November 14th, 2019 Public Works recommendations outline options for cuts in capital program Winnipeg’s Infrastructure Renewal and Public Works Committee heard Wednesday local and regional street renewal projects will be deferred...
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