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issue 4 – Winter 2019
Looking Forward, Looking Back
Saskatchewan’s Competitive Advantage
Regina Bypass completed on time and on budget
USask’s new Prince Albert campus opens up the North
University of Regina builds on the past
Looking ahead with the Saskatchewan Growth Plan
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16 Regina Bypass Completed On-Time and On-Budget Mike Lawton
18 USask’s new Prince Albert campus is Opening up the North
Ryan Leech
Kim Sutherland
22 Building on a Legacy at the University of Regina Sean McGregor
26 Saskatchewan Growth Plan: A Summary Jeff Hagerty
Nick Friesen
28 The Construction Sector: A Closer Look
Chris Doka
30 Enabling Growth in the Construction Sector Shaun Cripps
32 Saskatchewan’s Competitive Advantage
Justin Hoyes
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36 Modernizing Safety Standards to Enhance Industry Productivity Executive Coordinator – Megan Jane
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44 Celebrating Success at the SaskBuilds Business Expo
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president’s MESSAGE
Mark Cooper, President & CEO,
Saskatchewan Construction Association
As 2019 draws to a close, and 2020 looms large, We have some wonderful feature articles for
I am reminded of the importance of reflection you in this issue of We Build. Many of them
and planning. For the past 20 years or so (has are both reflective and forward looking. There
it really been that long…man, I’m getting old!), are three projects that are highlighted in
I’ve had an annual practice of taking time away this issue—the Regina Bypass, a megaproject
at this time of year in some form of personal that is now on stream; the University of
retreat. During that retreat, I review the year
Saskatchewan’s new Prince Albert campus,
that was. Doing this allows me to celebrate some
which will be open in 2020; and the
things, let other things go, and reflect on how
University of Regina’s College Avenue campus,
the year has gone. The retreat also provides an
which will also finalize construction in 2020.
opportunity to recalibrate, and I determine how
my personal goals and priorities need to evolve In this issue, we also focus on Saskatchewan’s
for the coming year. economy and what the future may hold.
In general, I believe this practice has served me We have an article from Minister Jeremy
well. Some years, I am more deliberate about Harrison on the 2030 Provincial Growth
it than others. Over time, I’ve gotten better at Plan that was presented by Premier Moe in
setting more realistic goals, and being kind to November. We have an article from Praxis
myself when reviewing the previous year. It’s a on the state of the construction economy in
practice that always evolves, which it should. Saskatchewan today, and a feature on how
the construction sector can enable growth
When we launched We Build magazine six years
in our larger economy. Finally, we have
ago, we did it with the same spirit of continuous
a great editorial feature that talks about
improvement, reflection, and priority-setting.
The last issue of each year is known as our Saskatchewan’s competitive advantage
“Looking Forward, Looking Back” issue for with thoughts from Economic Development
that reason. It’s a time for celebration and Regina and the Ministry of Trade and Export
recalibration. Development. If you’re wondering what is on
the horizon for Saskatchewan in 2020, you’ll
This year, this issue also represents the
want to check every feature out.
beginning of a new era for We Build. We
welcome a brand-new editor for this publication: As always, we have a wonderful series of
Brook Thalgott. Brook comes to the We updates from our experts, including some
Build editorial role with a wealth of private- important procurement updates from the
sector marketing, writing, and publication cities of Regina and Saskatoon, and the
experience. In her short time with us, she has provincial government.
already brought a wonderful perspective to
our thinking. I look forward to seeing how she I hope that 2019 has been kind to you, to your
continues the evolution of this publication in the company, and to your family and friends. I wish
issues to come. even better things for all of you in 2020.
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Industrynews
Advocacy Update
Progress in 2019,
Breakthroughs in 2020
By Mark Cooper
In keeping with the theme of this issue, I thought it would a procurement day in Saskatoon, one in Regina, and
be appropriate to reflect on the advocacy progress that our a procurement workshop in Elk Ridge. These sessions
industry made in 2019 and look to 2020 for what goals we focused on improving dialogue between owners
might reasonably expect to achieve. From my perspective, and contractors and focusing on ways to enhance
2019 saw considerable progress on important issues for the procurement practices; and
construction industry. I expect 2020 to produce further
• The SCA worked closely with officials from across
breakthroughs, while also opening up opportunities for
the provincial government in the scoping of a project
great engagement with provincial and municipal leaders
to create a standardized prequalification system for
during the 2020 election cycles.
construction. 2019 ended with the SCA providing a draft
For the last four years, the top advocacy priorities for the agreement to SaskBuilds with respect to this project.
SCA have been fairly consistent, with an ongoing focus on: More details can be expected in 2020.
prompt payment; public procurement improvement; and
support for initiatives targeted at economic growth. In the On the growth front — after hearing from many members
last two years, our priorities have included opposition to about problems with the timelines for building permit
the PST on construction services because of its impact on approvals — the SCA engaged the provincial government
growth and investment. This year, we saw considerable on this topic in October. After successful meetings with
progress on these fronts. the government’s Red Tape Reduction Committee, we
were thrilled to see the province provide clear guidance on
What happened in 2019? this issue to municipalities. In the newly announced 2030
Growth Plan, the province referenced two issues of concern
On the prompt payment front, 2019 was a very successful
for the building industry:
year. The legislative assembly unanimously passed prompt
payment legislation, making Saskatchewan the third • The government called on municipalities to ensure that
province in Canada to do so. The unanimous support of commercial building permit approvals happen within a
all MLAs is a sign of the importance of the issue. As the
two-week timeframe; and
signature issue for the SCA, we were pleased to be able to
• The government committed to creating an appeals
advance the cause significantly in 2019. Our work isn’t done,
mechanism with respect to decisions and interpretations
but we are closer today then we ever have been before.
of the building codes.
With respect to public procurement improvement, there
were several notable steps forward in 2019: Action in both areas will be welcomed by the industry
and will remove current impediments to growth and
• At the request of industry groups like the SCA, the investment.
Government of Saskatchewan launched its Single-
Speaking of the provincial growth plan, this was a very big
window Procurement Service (SPS) in 2019. SPS handles
deal in 2019. The government has unveiled its plan for the
all procurement for all provincial ministries, creating a
next decade of growth in Saskatchewan. Several articles
consistent, streamlined process that hasn’t been possible in this issue of We Build address the elements within the
before. While SPS is a work in progress, it was created to plan. I want to note that the plan very much reflects the
respond to industry, and it is set up for success; feedback provided by industry groups like the SCA during
• Government procurement officials, including from the the government’s consultation process. We provided the
cities of Regina and Saskatoon, participating in multiple government with 17 recommendations for action during
SCA procurement events throughout the year. We held their consultation. From my count, they acted (directly or
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indirectly) on most of them and released a plan that aligns Given the current trajectory of the legislation, it is
with all the others. reasonable to assume that the law will likely come in to
force on January 1, 2021.
Finally, on the PST, the SCA has participated with other
construction and non-construction industry groups in On the public procurement front, we’ll be launching a
the development of a study on the impact of the PST brand-new event in 2020. ConEx: The Builders Expo (April
changes two years ago. While the study was not yet 29, 2020 in Saskatoon) will be about networking between
public at the time of writing this article, what is clear is trade contractors, general contractors, design consultants,
that the tax changes have not been helpful in terms of and owners. The event will be an opportunity to hear about
either Saskatchewan’s competitive position or creating an upcoming construction projects and to figure out how
attractive place for investment. That is why we were very your company can get involved in these projects. We’ll be
pleased to see the government begin the roll-back of this tax releasing more information about this event in early 2020.
on growth through restoring the exemption for drilling and
We also expect to publish a Contractor’s Guide to Best
mining exploration work. Anything that makes investing in
Value Procurement in 2020. This collection of industry
Saskatchewan more attractive is a good thing in our books.
best practices will be used by the SCA to encourage better
So, overall, 2019 was a productive year for the advocacy procurement practices across Saskatchewan’s public sector.
work of the SCA. It will be a useful tool when engaging with municipalities,
school boards, and others.
What can we expect in 2020?
On the growth front, we will be working to align our
In 2020, we will continue our advocacy on prompt payment. lobbying efforts with the province’s 2030 Growth Plan.
We hope that the regulatory framework will be released by We want to make sure that the construction industry is
the Ministry of Justice in late winter, with the framework positioned to support the growth of Saskatchewan over the
being finalized (after consultation and amendment) in late next decade. The big deliverable here will be the creation of
spring. a construction industry growth strategy.
2020 will be a year for a lot of education and training Finally, we expect 2020 to be the year of the Saskatchewan
with respect to prompt payment. Many owner groups are election. On October 26, 2020, the provincial election will be
anxious to understand what this legislation will mean held. Two weeks later, on November 9, municipal elections
for them and how it will impact their regular project will be held across Saskatchewan. The SCA will take
experience. The SCA will be doing our part, working advantage of this time of significant public scrutiny to raise
through our partners, to make sure that there is education the issues that matter most to the construction industry.
available in the coming months. Primary topics will include:
We will also be working to secure no exemptions to this • Ensuring a more competitive economic taxation
legislation. Minister Morgan appears to still prefer to
and regulatory environment for attracting private
introduce exemptions for both the residential and mining
investment to Saskatchewan;
sectors, despite there being no good evidence to suggest
• Continuing to address the impact of the PST on
that such exemptions are warranted. We will continue our
construction services;
efforts on this file to ensure that the legislation applies to all
scopes of construction work. • Continuing infrastructure investment that is
predictable, long-term, and counter-cyclical; and
• Improving procurement practices in support of the
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Membership Update: 2020 Events
By Megan Jane, Executive Coordinator, Saskatchewan Construction Association
Mark your calendars! 2020 will feature some exciting new events, as well
as a new spin on some of your old favorites…
ConEx
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ConEx will be the first-ever Saskatchewan
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residential construction.
The 4th annual Saskatchewan Construction Week (SCW)
Prairieland Park will be filled with exhibitor
was made official by the Government of Saskatchewan
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earlier this Fall. This week-long celebration recognizes the
the latest technology and innovative products
social and economic benefits that construction has on the
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ConEx is designed to connect construction-
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2. Display our SCW flag or poster Sessions and workshop content will be
3. Participate in local promotions focused on ensuring a healthy attendance of
4. Do a “Random Act of Construction” for someone in owners (both maintenance and procurement
need professionals) and the design community.
5. Highlight your Construction Hero We are confident that this will draw in the
6. Implement “Construction Friday” at the Office – Work significant general and trade contractors
in an office? Put $1 in a jar for a local charity, and wear in Saskatchewan, who are responsible for
jeans and boots to the office that day! building our province and seek to stay ahead
7. Attend an industry event – Or host your own and of the curve.
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14 SASKATCHEWAN CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATIONIndustrynews
SCA’s Annual Summer Meeting
June 3-5, 2020 | Elk Ridge Resort, Waskesiu Saskatchewan Construction Hall of Fame
Join us for our signature networking event!
The Summer Meeting offers relevant education sessions,
industry meetings, excellent networking opportunities
with the key decision makers in Saskatchewan’s
construction industry, and premiere golfing in the heart of
In 2020, we will be inducting a new person(s) into the
Saskatchewan’s boreal forest.
Saskatchewan Construction Hall of Fame.
The 2020 Summer Meeting agenda will be announced
Inductees are deemed by a jury of their peers to have
in the new year; you can expect to see the return of our
contributed immensely to the advancement of the
annual fishing derby, workshops designed to stimulate
construction industry in Saskatchewan. Areas for
engaging conversation between contractors, evening
consideration have included (but are not limited to): safety,
banquets with some great (and not so great) dance moves,
diversity, employee engagement, collaboration, innovation
and much more!
and education.
NEW – watch this space for a one-day registration option
The nomination process will be available in the new year.
in our newly expanded golf tournament.
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Regina Bypass Completed
on time and on budget
By Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure
New Highway 11 near Regina.
Photos provided by Saskatchewan Ministry of Highways and Infrastructure
When the Regina Bypass opened shippers moving goods. It includes Speaking at the SARM convention a
to traffic on October 29, 2019, it 12 overpasses, 40 kilometres of new few weeks after the bypass opened,
marked the completion of the largest four-lane highway, 20 kilometres of Minister Ottenbreit told the story of
transportation infrastructure project resurfaced highway, 55 kilometres of a trucker friend who said the new
in Saskatchewan’s history. new service roads, and twinning of bypass cut his time getting through
about five kilometres of Highway 6. Regina by 30 minutes.
“This is a remarkable achievement
by an outstanding group of public The Regina Bypass has been It’s a story that’s repeated more
and private partners, and I am very constructed as a Public-Private than a thousand times every day.
pleased to say it was completed on Partnership, and as a result, it will be Preliminary traffic counts indicate
time and on budget,” Minister of maintained in like-new condition for the bypass is diverting more than
Highways and Infrastructure Greg 30 years. 1,200 heavy trucks daily from city
Ottenbreit said. “This important piece streets.
“The movement of goods by
of transportation infrastructure
commercial vehicles around the City An independent study commissioned
is a key component of the national
of Regina has been a challenge,” by the province estimated the Bypass
highway system and will boost our
Saskatchewan Trucking Association would bring significant economic and
provincial economy through the safe
Executive Director Susan Ewart says. environment benefits including:
and efficient movement of goods.”
“As a result of the bypass and the
The bypass will improve driver vision of the provincial government, • 9,200 Saskatchewan jobs created
safety, reduce congestion in and there will be cost savings and during construction;
around the City of Regina and reduced greenhouse gas emissions • A boost of more than $940 million
increase efficiency for truckers and with reduced idling time in the city.” to the provincial GDP;
16 SASKATCHEWAN CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION• About $2.3 billion in travel delay
savings over 30 years;
• A more than 20 per cent
reduction in traffic congestion in
Regina; and
• A 1.5 per cent reduction in
carbon emissions and more than
290-million-litre reduction in fuel
consumption due to better traffic
flow.
Of the 145 businesses that worked
on the bypass, 106 of them—or 73 Bypass Construction.
per cent—were Saskatchewan-based.
That included five First Nations and
Métis contractors and four local steel
contractors.
It’s estimated reduced collision rates
because of the Bypass will result in
$2 million to $3 million annual cost
savings in property damage, injuries
and fatalities.
The savings in terms of human
suffering are incalculable.
One of the people who spoke at the
opening ceremony for the bypass
was Wanda Campbell, who lost her
17-year-old son Lane in a crash on
Keep
Highway 1 East.
“On August 9, 2013, my life changed
forever, and I became an advocate for
road safety,” said Campbell. “We can
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family has to live through the pain
we’ve suffered.”
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We Build – Winter 2019 – Looking Forward, Looking Back 17Feature
USask’s new Prince Albert
campus is Opening up the North
Credit: Photos by Dave Stobbe
A new campus in Prince Albert is allowing the University of
Saskatchewan to bring its all programs in the city under one roof, as
well as act as an anchor for its emerging northern strategy.
By Paul Adair, DEL Staff Writer
The University of Saskatchewan move in order to consolidate the both the north and the south of
(USask) has a long history of serving various programs currently at other Saskatchewan, depending on which
the north, and a recent project in locations throughout the community side of the city you are travelling
Prince Albert is helping to re-affirm into a single facility. Once complete, from. As a vital northern hub,
the university’s commitment to the Prince Albert Campus will the new campus will also become
Indigenous and northern education. house its Colleges of Agriculture and increasingly important in supporting
Bioresources, Dentistry, Arts and Indigenous post-secondary
In March 2018, USask purchased
Science, Education, Nursing, and education and training. Last year,
the 60,000-square-foot, former
the Edwards School of Business all more than 400 students in the
Forestry Centre building located
together under one roof. colleges of arts and science, nursing,
in Prince Albert for $8 million.
and medicine attended classes in
The building sits on 2.39 acres of Originally referred to as the
Prince Albert and, of those students,
land in the heart of the city and Northern Gateway Campus, the
approximately half were Indigenous.
is LEED (Leadership in Energy newly renovated campus will
and Environmental Design) Gold become a reflection of the idea that “The new campus in Prince
certified. The university made this Prince Albert is the gateway for Albert will enhance our ability
18 SASKATCHEWAN CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATIONto provide high-quality post-
secondary education to Indigenous
and northern communities and
will serve as an anchor for the
university’s emerging northern
strategy,” said USask President
Peter Stoicheff in a press release.
“Our students, faculty and staff
will benefit from an investment
that promotes quality educational
programs and student support Representatives from the Prince Albert Grand Tribal Council, the Saskatchewan Provincial Government
and USask were on hand for the groundbreaking of the future campus in Prince Albert
services.”
After buying the building, USask
developed a renovation plan to help
determine what required in the
building, including approximately
30,000 square feet of classrooms,
offices, lab facilities, and common
areas. The university will continue
to share about half the building with
some of the existing tenants.
One of the more significant features
of the new building is sure to be the
ceremonial gathering space adjacent
to the rotunda on the main floor,
which will be used for activities such
as smudging and accommodating
Elders on campus.
“We conducted a requirements-
gathering session with the Elders
to truly understand what they Looking up at the new USask Campus in Prince Albert
were needed with this space, in
terms of such things as furniture,
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We Build – Winter 2019 – Looking Forward, Looking Back 19future seven chair dental clinic at
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include a dental lab and reception
area, as well as dental sterilization.
The College of Dentistry will also
be providing its services to the
elderly. “A focus for the college
is inclusive community care and
taking dentistry to underserved
populations,” said Dr. Amrinderbir
Singh, Assistant Professor Dental
Public Health and Director, Inclusive
Community Outreach at the College
of Dentistry in September. “The
clinic in Prince Albert will play a
key role in improving access to oral
health care services for priority
populations in that community.”
USask President and Vice-chancellor Peter Stochieff and Premier Scott Moe USask held its official exterior sign
unveiling ceremony for the Prince
Albert Campus last September, with
construction beginning in early
October 2019. The renovation project
is anticipated to be complete and
ready for classes by September 2020.
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We Build – Winter 2019 – Looking Forward, Looking Back 21Feature
Building on a Legacy at
the University of Regina
University of Regina looks to build upon more than a century
of history at the College Avenue Campus Revitalization Project,
creating something new while also respecting the past.
By Paul Adair, DEL Staff Writer
College Avenue Campus
In 2011, the University of Regina first This historic structure is home to the space lost from the demolition of the
announced its College Avenue Campus University’s Centre for Continuing unsalvageable Conservatory and
(CAC) Revitalization Project, which Education, including the Lifelong Gallery Buildings. A new structure was
became the university’s priority capital Learning Centre and the Conservatory also included on the east of the College
and fundraising project consisting of of Performing Arts. It’s also home to Building to help improve safety, access,
two phases deemed necessary because the Johnson Shoyama Graduate School and service to the College Avenue
of the deteriorating condition of two of Public Policy, one of Canada’s leading Campus by adding fire exit stairs and
of its most significant buildings: the policy schools and its Centre for the washrooms, as well as providing a
College Building and Darke Hall. Study of Science Innovation and Policy. space for mechanical and electrical
utilities.
The original building constructed The renewal of the College Building
at the College Avenue—then Regina incorporated the design of an All this was accomplished while still
College—site was the College Building, entirely new structure on the west preserving the existing heritage
constructed between 1912 and 1916. of the building that replaced the architecture of the College Building
22 SASKATCHEWAN CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATIONRevitalizing the Campus
Construction at the College
itself and adhering to the Standards
Avenue Campus
and Guidelines for the Conservation of
Historic Places in Canada. The design
team embraced the challenge of
Standard 11: “to provide contemporary
additions that are compatible,
distinguishable, and subordinate to
their predecessor.” The new campus
additions are intimately connected
to the heritage building, and every
design move was construed as a
modern reinterpretation of its heritage
counterpart. But beyond integration
with the existing architecture, the
campus renewal has also reconfigured
circulation to create a more logical,
interconnected, public, and accessible
campus.
Because of the reverence paid to the
honouring of its historical significance,
last November the College Avenue
Campus (College Building) was
recognized by Heritage Saskatchewan's
Lieutenant Governor’s Heritage
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its $12.5 million vision for the 2021
reopening of the 450-seat Darke
Hall. The architectural drawings on
hand showcased an elegant, new look
for Darke Hall, and one that strives
to preserve many of the important
elements of its rich heritage and
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Saskatchewan Growth
Plan: A Summary
By the Hon. Jeremy Harrison, Minister of Trade and Export Development
Economies are, by their nature, On November 14, 2019, the The Growth Plan also clearly affirms
complex systems of constant Government of Saskatchewan the government’s commitment to
integration, exchange, and activity. introduced a new strategy for a more improving infrastructure by investing
Our economy in Saskatchewan is no robust, adaptable, and innovative $30 billion in it over the next decade.
exception. In order to keep it growing provincial economy that can build on This is a particularly vital component
in a sustainable way, we must have a growth over the coming decade and of the plan, given how infrastructure
clear and sensible plan—but growth the challenges it may bring. is the framework that supports a
itself is not the only goal. diverse, export-based economy like
Saskatchewan’s Growth Plan: the
that of Saskatchewan. Specifically,
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we will expand transportation
Government of Saskatchewan has includes 30 goals to achieve by 2030.
infrastructure, invest in cellular and
always maintained is using growth to These encompass key targets such as
broadband infrastructure, and build
support the kinds of investment and achieving a population of 1.4 million
Saskatchewan’s export infrastructure.
opportunities that will continue to people, creating 100,000 new jobs,
improve the quality of life for families, increasing our provincial exports by There have already been significant
businesses, and entire communities 50 per cent, and expanding agriculture long-term investments in
across the entire province. value-added revenue to $10 billion. building, upgrading, and repairing
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