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In this edition:

MHCA Curling Bonspiel a big hit! 1, 2

Welcome New MHCA Member - Diell Enterprises 3

Register now for EXPO 2015: North + South! 6

FINAL CHANCE TO REGISTER FOR WCR + HCA Convention! 7

Oil: Déjà- vu all over again? 9

WORKSAFELY™ WESTMAN Conference - register now! 12 WORKSAFELY™ Training Schedule 13 Weekly Tenders (MHCA members only) 14

Tender Results (MHCA members only) 15

January 29, 2015

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Historic MHCA Curling Bonspiel a big hit; 26 teams tough it out for Championship. A Event Winners: Wanless Geo-Point Solutions Inc.! Since 1971, the MHCA has proudly hosted an annual Curling Bonspeil; and while the location has changed over the years, the spirit and commitment to fun has remained. This year's Bonspiel took place at the storied Heather Curling Club, in St. Boniface, and howls of delight, coupled with groans of disappointment, kept all in attendance entertained.

The MHCA is grateful to all players who came out and supported the event; as well, an event of this nature could not be offered without the generous support of the many sponsors.

Taking home the grand prize, A Event Winners (Sponsored by The Inland Group) was Wanless Geo-Point Solutions Inc. The team was made up of Darren Wanless, Linden Swaenepoel, Taz Stuart and Steve Davis.

B Event Winners (Sponsored by Lafarge Canada) were Bituminex Paving; the team was made up of Gerald Theroux, Tara Baschuk, Russell Audette, and Lina Onmany.

C Event Winners (Sponsored by the MHCA) were Borland Construction; the team was made up of Marcel Savard, Orest Cesmistruk, Greg Paciorcha and Matt Holoka.


MHCA Curling Bonspiel, January 22, 2015 at the Heather Curling Club! Ice Sponsors: Barry Namaka of Aquajet Canada Incorporated Mark Moon of E.F. Moon Construction Denny Bouchard of Mazergroup Construction Equipment Jeff Tait of TTES Consulting Inc. Bob Gladden of Toromont CAT Darren Wanless of Wanless Geo – Point Solutions Todd Dokken of Westcon Equipment & Rentals Ltd. Paul Ferreira of Wolseley Waterworks

Trophy Sponsors: Andy Dutfield of Lafarge Canada Mike Pfaff of The Lehigh Inland Group

Coffee and Muffin Sponsor Greg Huff of WORKSAFELY 50/50 Take home amount was $260.00. Proceeds raised are directed towards the MHCA Heavy Santa event, taking place every year in December.

Hog Line Contest Winner $150.00 Cabela’s gift card: Mel Jacques of Lafarge

Hog Line Contest SponsorPaul Scharf of Hitrac (1974)

Door Prize DonationsTaillieu Construction

Westcon Equipment and Rentals

Lafarge Canada

Toromont CAT

ATCO Structures & Logistics Ltd.

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Oil: Déjà-vu All Over Again?

By Peter Hall, Vice-President and Chief Economist January 29, 2015

Wild stormy weather stops us in our tracks. Factories close. Offices are abandoned. School is cancelled. After the rush to stock up, stores are shuttered. And when the storm hits, it’s all we can think about – especially if the power goes out. It can seem like an eternity, and can obliterate any pre-storm memory. This sounds eerily similar to the oil price tempest we are in the middle of right now. Today’s price seems like the only reality, except that the plunge is still on. Are we going to survive this thing? Can we ever expect a return to calm?

Dial in to the news, and you’d be tempted to think not. It’s natural that storms bring about their own brand of myopia, but that’s when experience should make us wiser. And we all have a lot of that to draw on. We only have to rewind back to 2008 to see a very similar situation to today’s. Back then, oil prices slid from well over $100 per barrel at the peak to $40 at the trough, all in about 5 months. Currently, prices are tumbling from just over $100 to just over $40 over a 6-month span. Just eyeballing the raw data, the similarity is staggering. So are other key features.

Both episodes were preceded by positive predictions. Back in 2008, fears that we were running out of oil led to very believable predictions of imminent $200 per barrel crude. Supply constraints in the 1970s led to very similar longer-term predictions. In today’s case, predictions weren’t as wild, but in general forecasters preferred to believe that a return to global growth would keep prices in the triple-digit zone. Funny how diametrically wrong pundits can be, even with a wealth of instructive recent experience. Both episodes also produced pessimistic predictions. Ah, the clarity of the ex post pundit: the 20-20 vision of events repeatedly re-creates the illusion of equally crystal forward-vision. Credible forecasters now see $40 oil persisting – just like they did in 2008, only to watch prices zoom up to $75.

Or like the famous call a decade sooner than the last crash – momentary $10 oil led to a famous and widely-quoted declaration that structural factors were driving prices to $5 per barrel. Over-reactive predictions are probably the most predictable part of large swings in indicators.

Another feature is the ‘permanent’ cancellation of projects. They are gobbling up press lineage as we speak, inciting fears of recession and fiscal red ink. Same thing following 2008. And without a doubt, they have immediate and damaging implications for the economy.

But, are they permanent? Not unless the plunge actually persists. Subsequent price revival – even if only partial – usually gets deal-makers back around the table. The carnage is rarely as bad as feared in mid-storm.

So much for similarities. Are there contrasts? A key difference between 2008 and now is that back then, the biggest recession since the Great Depression was underway. Currently there are worries about weakness, but the US economy is growing gangbusters. Also, back then the economy was highly dependent on policy measures.

This time, growth is more than self-generating. One more point: back then supplies were very tight, then not. Now, we believe we are swimming in extra supply, and we seem to have forgotten that today’s surpluses could easily be soaked up by resurgent emerging market growth.

What does history tell us? There are moments where sharp movements persisted. The price hikes of the 1970’s were with us a long time. The mid-1980’s plunge, credited with ending Communism, was around until early in the New Millennium. But those movements were driven by specific structural factors.

Today’s plunge, influenced by recent supply, demand and financial liquidity developments, is likely overdone; high-frequency hysteresis-hysteria for the moment seems to be ruling the day. And perhaps the most important, yet oft-forgotten instructive adage on current market mayhem is that in the majority of cases, wild price movements set up the conditions that architect their own undoing.

The bottom line? It’s hard to get a grip on reality in the middle of a storm. History tells us plainly that better weather is on the way. But in the clutches of its momentary eternity, the storm convinces us that nothing else matters. Oil’s recent rout is likely little different. If so, this too could be a fast-forgotten moment.


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MANITOBA HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION Unit 3 -1680 Ellice Ave. Winnipeg MB R3H OZ2

Tel: (204) 947-1379 Fax: (204) 943 -2279 www.mhca.mb.ca Email: [email protected] January 29, 2015

TENDER NO. 6525 - CULVERT IMPROVEMENTS Location: PTH 32 in Winkler at Pembina Avenue Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 3, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-945-3637 The work involves construction of a Double Cell Reinforced Concrete Box Culvert Extension for Stormwater Drain Culvert on Provincial Trunk Highway 32, N of NE 1/4 Sec 33-2-4W in the city of Winkler, Bridge Site No. 4508-00.

C.O. X03710 - STOCKPILING STONE RIP-RAP Location: Birtle-Russell-Sioux Valley-Minnedosa-St. Lazare area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 3, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-726-6800 The work involves supplying, loading, hauling and stockpiling Stone Rip-Rap (Class 60mm) in Birtle, Russell, Sioux Valley, Minnedosa and St. Lazare area.

C.O. X31284 - CHANNEL EXCAVATION Location: Portage Diversion, Vicinity of Oakland (Phase 3-South of PR 227) (west) Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12;00 Noon, February 4, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3668 The work involves channel excavation of approximately 580 m of the Portage Diversion Channel (west of the low flow channel) in Section 17-13-7W and disposal in a borrow pit along the west side of the West Dike.

C.O. X31290 - CHANNEL REPAIRS AT THE INLET STRUCTURE Location: Portage La Prairie Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 4, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-945-3773 The work to be done under this Contract shall consist of: • Two Hydraulic Excavator c/w Twister Bucket (Min. Group 13) on hourly rate • Two Articulated Dump Truck (Min. Group 2) on hourly rate and • Water Control (if required)

C.O. X03707 - STOCKPILING STONE RIP-RAP Location: Various Locations: Rural Municipalities of Pipestone and Two Borders Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12;00 Noon, February 5, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-726-6800 The work involves, supplying, loading, hauling and stockpiling Stone Rip-Rap, Class 600mm in the Rural Municipalities of Pipestone and Two Borders. C.O. X03706 - STOCKPILING STONE RIP-RAP Location: Various Locations: Rural Municipality of Two Borders Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 5, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-726-6800 The work involves, supplying, loading, hauling and stockpiling Stone Rip-Rap, Class 600mm in the Rural Municipality Two Borders. C.O. X31289 - DRAINAGE IMPROVEMENTS ON YOUVILLE DRAIN Location: NW21-05-08E to NE32-07-06E, Vicinity of Landmark Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 6, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-795-7267 • The work involves Drain Excavation (Modified) Excavate side slopes and drain at specified locations • Rip-Rap Enhancements at all locations where material has already been stockpiled • Loading and Hauling of previously excavated material • Supply and Install Geotextile fabric ***Mandatory Site Inspection at pre tender meeting*****

C.O. X31285 - CHANNEL EXCAVATION Location: Portage Diversion, Vicinity of Oakland, (Phase 3 - South of PR 227) (East) Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 6, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Fax: 204-239-3668The work involves channel excavation of approximately 460m of the Portage Diversion Channel (East of the low flow channel) in Section 17-13-7W and disposal in borrow pits on the East side of the East Dike.


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MANITOBA HEAVY CONSTRUCTION ASSOCIATION Unit 3 -1680 Ellice Ave. Winnipeg MB R3H OZ2

Tel: (204) 947-1379 Fax: (204) 943 -2279 www.mhca.mb.ca Email: [email protected] January 29, 2015

Manitoba Infrastructure & Transportation www.gov.mb.ca/tgs/contracts/tenders/index.html (as of January 29, 2015)

TENDER NO. 6524 - BRIDGE CONSTRUCTION ON PTH 17 AT NETLEY CREEK 8 KM EAST OF PTH 7 (EAST OF TEULON) Closing: January 27, 2015 Results: Diaser Management $1,846,341.00 Graham Construction $1,917,499.25 (M) M.D. Steele Construction Ltd. $2,097,184.20 (M) PCL Construction $2,259,501.68 Bird Construction $2,314,016.17 Gateway Construction & Engineering Ltd. $2,348,955.14 Surespan Construction (COR™) $2,494,227.22 (M) MACAW MACDONALD LTD (COR™) $2,540,717.61 Armcon Ltd. (COR™) $2,729,856.58 Minty's Moving $2,841,842.00 Ruskin Construction $5,987,548.00

City of Winnipeg (as of January 29, 2015) www.winnipeg.ca

TENDER NO. 1173-2014 - 2014 SEWER RENEWALS AND REPAIRS - CONTRACT NO. 17 Closing: January 27, 2015 Results: (M) Al-San Underground Ltd. (COR™) $1,268,745.00 (M) JC Paving Ltd. (COR™) $1,292,452.50 (M) Rocky Road Recycling Ltd. (COR™) $1,334,307.50 (M) Beaver Sewer and Water Services Ltd. (COR™) $1,335,491.00 (M) Darco Enterprises (COR™) $1,336,375.00

C.O. X03708 - STOCKPILING STONE RIP-RAP Location: Municipalities of Souris-Glenwood & Oakland-Wawanesa Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 10, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-726-6800 The work involves, supplying, loading, hauling and stockpiling Stone Rip-Rap, Class 600mm in the Rural Municipalities of Souris-Glenwood and Oakland-Wawanesa

C.O. X03709 - STOCKPILING STONE RIP-RAP Location: Various locations: Rural Municipalities of Argyle, Killarney-Turtle Mountain and Deloraine-Winchester Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 10, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-726-6800 The work involves, supplying, loading, hauling and stockpiling Stone Rip-Rap, Class 600mm in the Rural Municipalities of Argyle, Killarney-Turtle Mountain and Deloraine-Winchester.

C.O. X03711 - STOCKPILING STONE RIP-RAP Location: Virden-Cromer-Elkhorn area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, February 12, 2015 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-726-6800 The work involves, supplying, loading, hauling and stockpiling Stone Rip-Rap, Class 600mm in Virden, Cromer and Elkhorn area.


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