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Concrete Sask We represent over 60 concrete plants and approximately 90 percent of the ready mixed concrete poured in Saskatchewan. Concrete Sask.

(SRMCA) has been around since 1963 when it started out as the Prairie Ready Mixed Concrete Association. Then in 1983 the name was changed to the Saskatchewan Ready Mixed Concrete Association Inc. The Prairie name was dropped because Alberta (ARMCA) and Manitoba (MRMCA) had both started their own associations. The Prairie Region Mixer is now the official quarterly newspaper for the three organizations. They work together on marketing, promotion, technical advancement, and training on an ongoing basis.

📢 BIG NEWS! Our First-Ever Member Directory is Coming!Concrete Sask is excited to announce the production of our Member ...
10/15/2026

📢 BIG NEWS! Our First-Ever Member Directory is Coming!

Concrete Sask is excited to announce the production of our Member Directory!

This directory will showcase our members and be distributed at industry events and trade shows, including World of Concrete 2027 in Las Vegas!

✅ All 2026 Concrete Sask members in good standings will be included.

🚨 Not a member yet? Now is the time to join!

This is a great opportunity to get your business in front of industry professionals, build connections, and gain exposure beyond Saskatchewan.

📅 Deadline to be included: November 6, 2026

Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of our inaugural directory!

📩 Contact us to learn more about membership

There’s a lot to be thankful for.In Saskatchewan’s concrete industry, we’re surrounded by people who work hard, take pri...
10/11/2026

There’s a lot to be thankful for.

In Saskatchewan’s concrete industry, we’re surrounded by people who work hard, take pride in what they do, and understand the value of showing up for one another.

Behind every business, every project, and every success are people who put in the work to make it happen.

At Concrete Sask, we’re grateful for the relationships we’ve built, the businesses we’re proud to represent, and the people who make this industry one we’re proud to be part of.

This Thanksgiving, we hope you find some time to step away from the busy days, enjoy the company of family and friends, and appreciate everything you’ve worked hard for.

From our Concrete Sask family to yours, Happy Thanksgiving! 🍂

Who’s going to World of Concrete 2027?!Registration is NOW OPEN! 👇👇👇
10/09/2026

Who’s going to World of Concrete 2027?!

Registration is NOW OPEN!

👇👇👇

🇨🇦🎰 VEGAS, GET READY … CANADA’S COMING!

🚨 FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, Concrete Canada will be exhibiting at World of Concrete!

📅 January 19–21, 2027
📍 Las Vegas Convention Center
🇨🇦 North Hall | Booth N543

We want to see our fellow Canadians there! Producers, suppliers, contractors and everyone who lives and breathes concrete, come find us!

🎟️ SAVE ON REGISTRATION!

Use our exclusive PROMO CODE: A12 for discounted admission and education rates!

💥 Exhibits-Only Admission: $50 USD when registering online through December 31!

Let’s bring Canada’s concrete industry together and show Vegas what we’re made of! 💪🇨🇦

CONCRETE CANADA
Local Strength. National Impact.

🔗 https://xpressreg.net/register/wocx0127/landing.asp?sc=A12&aban=&hkey=&iq=&vip=&smt=&tm=&utm_source=&utm_medium=&utm_campaign=&utm_term=&utm_content=&utm_refcode=

Two more sponsors are on board for our World of Concrete 2027 events! 🙌☕ Coffee & Breakfast Sponsor: Koncrete Constructi...
10/07/2026

Two more sponsors are on board for our World of Concrete 2027 events! 🙌

☕ Coffee & Breakfast Sponsor: Koncrete Construction Group
🍻 Food & Beverage Sponsor: London Machinery Inc.

A huge thank you to both for supporting these events!

We still have a couple sponsorship opportunities left, and every sponsorship dollar goes directly back into the events to help keep costs as low as possible for attendees. Concrete Sask is not making a profit from this event.

🏒 Hockey update: We’re currently sitting at around 60 people interested in the Vegas Golden Knights vs. Edmonton Oilers game!

We have two VIP options available and one requires us to meet a minimum number of attendees. We’re currently finalizing interest so we can make that decision and secure the best option for the group.

Tickets will include:
🎟️ Game ticket
🍽️ Food
🍺 Unlimited alcoholic beverages for 3 hours

👀If you’re thinking about joining us, please contact Ashley ASAP. Tickets will be purchased soon and will be available on a first come, first served basis.

Vegas is shaping up to be a good one 💪🏒🇨🇦

📧 [email protected]
☎️ 306-552-5592
💻 https://concretesask.org/index.php?option=com_rsform&view=rsform&formId=73

🇨🇦 A first for Concrete Canada at World of Concrete 2027!This January, Concrete Canada will have an official presence on...
10/06/2026

🇨🇦 A first for Concrete Canada at World of Concrete 2027!

This January, Concrete Canada will have an official presence on the show floor for the first time ever, bringing Canada’s concrete industry together on an international stage.

📍 North Hall | Booth N543
📅 January 19–21 | Las Vegas

🎟️ Planning to attend? Use our code for discounted World of Concrete registration rates.

Enter Concrete Canada promo code A12 when registering, including access to $50 USD Exhibits-Only Admission online through December 31.

Early education pricing is available through December 11.

🔗 https://www.worldofconcrete.com/

Canada is showing up in a big way 🇨🇦💪

💵 All prices shown are in U.S. dollars (USD). Some restrictions may apply. Rates are subject to verification of business type and apply to new registrations only.

Temperatures are dropping across Saskatchewan, it’s important to remember that temperature plays a major role in how con...
10/04/2026

Temperatures are dropping across Saskatchewan, it’s important to remember that temperature plays a major role in how concrete develops strength.

Concrete gains strength through hydration, the chemical reaction between cement & water and temperature has a major impact on how quickly that reaction happens.

🌡️ 10°C and above: favourable conditions for curing and strength development
🌡️ Below 10°C: hydration and strength gain begin to slow
🌡️ Below about 5°C: the reaction slows significantly

In other words… the colder the concrete gets, the sleepier it gets 😴

❄️ Fresh concrete can freeze at approximately -4°C and if that happens before adequate strength has developed, permanent strength and durability loss can occur.

Cold-weather concreting isn’t just about the temperature at the time of placement. The conditions after the truck leaves matter just as much.

Proper planning may include:
✔️ Insulating blankets
✔️ Supplemental heat
✔️ Protection from the elements
✔️ Temperature monitoring

The goal on site: keep the concrete in the right conditions long enough to continue curing and gaining strength.

Join Concrete Sask and the Cement Association of Canada for Concrete Carbon Conversations: Ready-Mix Edition, a practica...
10/02/2026

Join Concrete Sask and the Cement Association of Canada for Concrete Carbon Conversations: Ready-Mix Edition, a practical, interactive day focused on the tools, terminology and strategies shaping lower-carbon concrete construction.

📅 Friday, November 27, 2026
⏰ 8:30 AM – 2:30 PM
📍 Casino Regina – Telegraph Room

Featured sessions:

▪️Why Carbon Matters: Glen Furtado, Cement Association of Canada
▪️Learning the Language: Andrea Boddy, ABC Inc.
▪️Concrete Carbon Lowering Levers Available Today: Prof. Emeritus Doug Hooton, University of Toronto
▪️Concrete Carbon Project Budgets & Specifications: Alison Dowling, M.Sc., P.Eng., Graham Construction

This won’t just be a day of presentations. Attendees will also take part in hands-on working groups and interactive exercises focused on applying the information to real projects.

Designed for government, engineers, consultants, specifiers, contractors, ready-mix producers, suppliers, owners and developers.

💲 $50 + GST
🍽 Lunch included
📚 4.5 eligible CPD hours
📄 Certificate of completion

Space is limited to 50 participants.
Registration closes November 19 or earlier if capacity is reached.

👉 Register today: https://concretesask.org/index.php?option=com_rsform&view=rsform&formId=74

Our World of Concrete 2027 sponsor lineup is growing!We’re excited to welcome three new sponsors joining us in Las Vegas...
10/01/2026

Our World of Concrete 2027 sponsor lineup is growing!

We’re excited to welcome three new sponsors joining us in Las Vegas:

🏒 Pre-Game Reception Sponsor: Wilson M. Beck Insurance Alberta

🗣️ Presenting Sponsor: Master Builders Solutions

🍽️ Food & Beverage Sponsor: Redhead Equipment

A big thank you to each of these companies for supporting Concrete Sask and helping us create a great networking experience for our members in Vegas 🙌

📍 Las Vegas, NV
📅 January 19–21, 2027

✨ More sponsorship opportunities are still available on our website!

🎟️ Registration will be opening soon!

Today, Concrete Sask joins Canadians across the country in recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and...
09/30/2026

Today, Concrete Sask joins Canadians across the country in recognizing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day.

We honour the children who never came home, the Survivors who did, and the families and communities who continue to carry the impacts of residential schools.

Today is an opportunity to listen, learn and reflect but reconciliation is something we all have a responsibility to carry forward.

Read. Listen. Ask questions. Support Indigenous voices, businesses, organizations and communities.

Small actions matter when they lead to greater understanding and lasting change.

🧡 Every Child Matters

🧂 You Don’t Put De-Icing Salt on Your Driveway?Your vehicle might 👀All winter, salty snow and slush from treated roads s...
09/27/2026

🧂 You Don’t Put De-Icing Salt on Your Driveway?

Your vehicle might 👀

All winter, salty snow and slush from treated roads stick to your tires, wheel wells and undercarriage.

Then you come home, park, and it melts.

Now those chlorides are sitting on your driveway or garage floor often in the exact same spots, over and over again.

Concrete is porous and repeated exposure to moisture, chlorides and Saskatchewan’s freeze-thaw cycles can contribute to scaling and deterioration over time.

👀 Ever notice darker or worn tracks running down a concrete driveway?

Look where they are…
Right where the tires travel.

Those marks aren’t always chloride damage, but they show exactly where salty winter meltwater is being deposited again and again.

You may never sprinkle de-icing salt on your driveway, but your vehicle can bring it home every day🚗🧂

Protect your concrete now before winter gets to it.

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Regina, SK
S4R1C9

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