Last week’s provincial budget delivered a major commitment to Alberta’s construction sector. With the theme of Focused on What Matters, Budget 2026’s three-year Capital Plan is forecast at $28.3 billion, […]
New population projections from Statistics Canada and analysis from ATB Financial show Alberta is set to lead the country in growth over the next 25 years. For the construction industry, […]
NAIT has formed a Skilled Trades Council to guide planning for its Advanced Skills Centre (ASC), a training facility that will add capacity for 5,500 additional trades learners every year […]
CLRA is encouraged by Dow Inc.’s confirmation that its $10-billion Path2Zero petrochemical project is moving ahead in Fort Saskatchewan. The company announced a new timeline with the first phase expected […]
Close to 270,000 workers, or about 21% of Canada’s construction workforce will retire in the next 10 years. With several major projects on the horizon across Alberta, the construction industry […]
The federal government has promised “one project, one review” to stop regulatory duplication between Ottawa and the provinces. A new article from the Canada West Foundation examines whether these co-operation […]
Construction Labour Relations Alberta (CLRA) has launched Industry Insights, a new series of breakfast meetings designed to give board members, industry partners and stakeholders visibility into upcoming project priorities, policy […]
Alberta has shown resilience through a turbulent year and is expected to lead Canada with roughly 2% growth this year and next, according to the Business Council of Alberta’s Winter […]
CLRA is encouraged by the memorandum of understanding (MOU) between Prime Minister Mark Carney and Alberta Premier Danielle Smith, which represents a significant step forward for Alberta’s construction industry. It […]
REMINDER – Upcoming Change to CLRA Remittances (Effective January 1, 2026) This notice is to remind you that the CLRA remittance schedule will be updated effective January 1, 2026. Please […]
