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CODC: proof that cooperation works in our industry

CODC Construction Opportunities Development Council Inc.

CODC: Proof That Cooperation Works Since 1994, CODC has united Sask’s construction industry, bringing together unions & employer trade divisions to create training programs and workforce solutions that benefit everyone. (CODC) is a registered not-for-profit corporation that brings together the CLR Construction Labour Relations Association of Saskatchewan Inc. and the Saskatchewan Provincial Building & Construction Trades Council. All of the Saskatchewan building trades unions and the corresponding employer trade divisions are members of CODC. Since 1994, CODC has created a win/win environment by establishing mutual goals and objectives for all our stakeholder partners, and creating, developing and delivering programs for mutual benefit. Not only do employees and employers benefit, but so too do project owners, since our efforts have led to a stronger industry, enhanced training opportunities and the best possible supply network. Some of the most important initiatives that CODC has developed to benefit employees, employers and project owners are:

Conferences: CODC hosts labour/management conferences designed to identify issues in the single and multi-trade, multi-employer environment

Big Table Bargaining: CODC underwrites the expenses incurred by industry-wide collective bargaining

Issues Facilitation: CODC underwrites the direct expenses of facilitating the resolution of issues that are of industry wide importance

Owner/Client Forums: CODC holds these forums to provide a platform for open dialogue with construction industry stakeholders

Policy Development: CODC develops policies for the use and betterment of our stakeholders. Trade and Apprenticeship Promotion and Recruitment: CODC and its members have initiated and participate in activities to attract persons into the construction trades in Saskatchewan

The PROS are ready to supply the construction workforce

In Saskatchewan, the organized construction industry has demonstrated that it can meet the varying supply demands of project owners. That’s because over many years, CODC Construction Opportunities Development Council Inc. (CODC) has worked with employees and employers to build a labour network and training system that ensures project owners have access to a ready supply of highly trained and skilled workers. We’re proud of our long and proven history of researching and developing programs and initiatives to strengthen our industry and supply project clients with the workforce they need to do the job right.

Nothing says “holiday tradition” like Mom blow‑torching the bird while the kids supervise like tiny site foremen.Was it ...
10/11/2026

Nothing says “holiday tradition” like Mom blow‑torching the bird while the kids supervise like tiny site foremen.
Was it in the recipe?
No.
Was it necessary?
Also no.
Did it make me feel like a Red Seal Roaster?
Absolutely. 🔥🦃
Wishing everyone a Thanksgiving filled with good food, good laughs, and minimal use of power tools in the kitchen.
Happy Thanksgiving!
May your turkey be tender, your fire alarms stay silent, and your family be as supportive as a union crew on overtime.

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10/05/2026

If you’re an artist OR athlete… you might love this
Did you know? Cement masons benefit from artistic skills and athletic movement like balancing, crouching, climbing, and lifting—creative + physical = perfect combo.

More info: https://www.codc.ca/careers/building-trades

10/03/2026

The best part about building a career as a Steamfitter-Pipefitter? You're contributing to something that will last.

Steamfitter-Pipefitters are critical to the success of industrial, commercial, and construction projects across Saskatchewan. Their work helps support industries and communities throughout the province.

Interested in this trade? Consider apprenticeship, learn from experienced journeypersons, and build the skills needed for a rewarding career.
https://bit.ly/4AAQEAe

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10/03/2026

If trades were a dog ---
Crane Operators - Afghan Hound
- Graceful. Majestic. Will not be rushed. Not even a little.

👊 Love hands on work? Want a job that actually matters?
🏗️ Saskatchewan’s trades are building everything — and you could be part of it.
🌟 Start exploring your options:
👉 https://www.codc.ca/careers/building-trades

10/02/2026

Another week on the road for CODC! Balgonie, Lumsden, Moosejaw!

A shout out to Ironworkers Local 771 and Sheet Metal Workers Local 296 for being there!

Are you curious about the Building Trades? Not sure where to begin? Check out our careers section for contact information!

10/01/2026

A better wage is a reason to consider joining the union. The working life that comes with it deserves the same attention.

For experienced Millwrights, that means comparing pension contributions, benefits, continued training and union representation alongside the hourly rate. It also means understanding what work is available, how dispatch operates and what travel may be involved.

Before making a move, get a clear picture of what membership would mean for you.

Read more: https://www.ubcmillwrights.ca/news-media/a-better-wage-is-only-the-beginning/

09/30/2026

The numbers speak for themselves.

Salary examples from a range of skilled trades careers show the strong earning potential available through apprenticeship and skilled trades pathways.

Whether you're exploring career options or considering a career change, the skilled trades may offer more opportunities than you think.

Learn more about these designated trades by visiting our website:
https://bit.ly/4di1YYG

09/30/2026
September 30 was chosen and widely observed as Orange Shirt Day because it reflects the time of year when many Indigenou...
09/30/2026

September 30 was chosen and widely observed as Orange Shirt Day because it reflects the time of year when many Indigenous children were taken from their families to attend residential schools.

🧡 Every Child Matters.

Let today be a day of truth — and a commitment to reconciliation in action.

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09/28/2026

Paint can protect against fire + chemicals
Did you know? Painters apply coatings to beautify AND protect surfaces from weather, UV, chemicals, abrasion, and fire.

More info: https://www.codc.ca/careers/building-trades

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PO Box 4019, 600/4010 Pasqua Street
Regina, SK
S4P3R9

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Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

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