DEC 2014
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By Leah Kellar
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O
n the cusp of the Saskatchewan
Construction Association’s 50th
anniversary, there are many
achievements to celebrate in the
making of a sustainable construction work-
force within a competitive market. The Sas-
katchewan Construction Association (SCA) is
the strong provincial advocacy voice for the
province’s dynamic construction industry, and
it is critical to its success. SCA’s 1,300 member
firms are involved in all aspects of the industry,
including industrial, commercial, institutional
and heavy construction, as well as the building
of multi-unit residential complexes.
After 50 years, the organization has faced both
tremendous growth in Saskatchewan and, at
times, tremendous setbacks. Since its found-
ing in 1964, the SCA has served its members
and the workforce at large through four stra-
tegic priorities: workforce development, com-
munications, membership service and SCA op-
erations while maintaining a clear vision and
adhering to their mission statements. These
founding priorities are outlined and updated in
its new 2014-2019 Strategic Plan.
