CCA Updates
Calgary Construction Association Statement on the 2025 Federal Budget
The Calgary Construction Association welcomes the federal government’s continued recognition of the construction industry as a driver of national and regional prosperity. The 2025 federal budget’s focus on infrastructure investment underscores the vital role that builders play at the heart of Canada’s economic strategy. With $115 billion in new infrastructure commitments—including $51 billion dedicated to local housing and transportation—this plan has the potential to strengthen communities, support homebuilding, and fuel long-term growth both across Canada and right here in Calgary. We are particularly encouraged by the establishment of the Major Projects Office, headquartered in Calgary, which will serve as a...
Statement from the Calgary Construction Association on 2025 Municipal Election Results – October 21, 2025
The Calgary Construction Association extends its sincere congratulations to Mayor-elect Jeromy Farkas and the newly elected members of Calgary City Council. As a city-building industry representing more than 900 member companies and over 100,000 workers, the CCA looks forward to working collaboratively with Mayor Farkas and Council to advance policies that strengthen our economy, build resilient infrastructure, and support a prosperous Calgary. Throughout the 2025 Municipal Election, the CCA shared its platform — Calgary: Built to Respond, Designed to Last — a blueprint for addressing Calgary’s $7-billion infrastructure deficit, tackling workforce challenges, and ensuring our city remains competitive, connected, and...
Statement from the Calgary Construction Association on Undocumented Workers on Calgary Construction Sites
Statement from the Calgary Construction Association on Undocumented Workers on Calgary Construction Sites The Calgary Construction Association (CCA) is aware of recent reports concerning investigations by the Canadian Border Services Agency into potential undocumented workers on local construction sites. We want to be clear: the use of undocumented labour is illegal and unacceptable. It undermines the integrity of our industry, exposes workers to unsafe conditions, and creates unfair competition for legitimate contractors and tradespeople who follow the law. The CCA acknowledges and appreciates the valued contributions that immigrants and newcomers make to Calgary’s construction industry. Many have chosen construction as...
Applications Are Now Open: Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant (CAPG)
Applications Are Now Open: Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant (CAPG) When the Canada-Alberta Job Grant was cancelled last year, we heard from you loud and clear: Alberta’s businesses need support to train and grow their workforce. We took that message to government — and today, we are pleased to share that applications for the Canada-Alberta Productivity Grant (CAPG) are officially open. This is more than a funding program. This is a victory for every employer who believes in building a stronger, more skilled Alberta. Why This Matters for Your Business Invest in Your People: Receive funding for up to 50% of training...
2025 Municipal Election Platform
2025 Municipal Election Platform Digital
CCA Workforce Strategies Funding Impact Report
Today, the Calgary Construction Association is proud to launch our Workforce Strategies Funding Impact Report. Since 2024, we’ve invested more than $850,000 into workforce solutions that are helping build a stronger, more resilient construction industry. These initiatives have spanned classrooms, job sites, and communities, each designed to inspire, attract, and support the next generation of builders. Through BLUPrint at TELUS Spark, thousands of young people have been connected to the trades through hands-on science and technology experiences. With the Tailgate Toolkit, we’ve empowered crews across the Calgary region to take action on mental health and wellness in the workplace. Our...