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In this edition ...... Capital region Transportation Master Plan released 1, 2

WTC Williston / Bakken Trade Trip a Success 3

2014 MHCA Annual Golf Classic Registration 4

2014 MHCA Annual Golf Classic Sponsorship 5

Great Britain: Bellwether of ....... What? 10

WORKSAFELY ™ Training Schedule 13

Weekly Tenders (MHCA members only) 14 Tender Results (MHCA members only) 15

June 12, 2014

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Transporting the Capital Region Forward: Capital Region Transportation Master Plan Released Long-term transportation blueprint to strengthen economic investment, sustainable growth in thriving Capital Region

Following two years of community consultation, engineering studies and technical review, the Partnership of the Manitoba Capital Region (PMCR) today unveiled its transportation master plan –– a blueprint to further strengthen connectivity, economic development and smart growth in the Capital Region over the next 25 years.

"Manitoba’s Capital Region is the fastest-growing area of the province, and this plan directly reflects the region’s long-term needs,” said PMCR Chair Grant Nordman. "The plan will promote new investment and improved transportation options for the growing number of families and businesses who call the Capital Region home.”

The transportation master plan includes guiding principles for integrated land use, highway infrastructure, active transportation, transit and the movement of goods by rail, road and air.

The plan directly supports economic development and jobs by ensuring that new transportation infrastructure mirrors emerging and anticipated industrial and commercial growth. The plan will also serve as an economic development resource that can be used by partners such as Winnipeg Airports Authority, CentrePort and Economic Development Winnipeg to attract new investment.

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Long-term transportation blueprint to strengthen economic investment, sustainable growth in thriving Capital Region, continued from page 1

"A centralized long-term transportation plan promotes greater transportation efficiency and smart, sustainable development,” said Colleen Sklar, PMCR Executive Director. "Manitoba’s Capital Region is the economic engine of our province, and this plan will shape future transportation investments that allow the region to continue to prosper and increase our competitiveness, as it is no longer individual cities but regions that must compete for investment and plan for sustainable growth.”

"An integrated regional transportation plan is vital in order to leverage Manitoba’s competitive advantages and its transportation assets such as the Winnipeg Richardson International Airport,” said Winnipeg Airports Authority Vice-President & Chief Commercial Officer Pascal Belanger. "It is key that we look beyond our immediate area and develop a comprehensive plan that will help connect our various industries with international markets.”

The plan will also allow provincial and federal funders to ensure that transportation investments align with identified regional priorities that already have the consensus and support of regional decision-makers. To guide implementation of the new plan, a working group comprised of representatives from the Province of Manitoba, City of Winnipeg, Partnership of the Manitoba Capital Region and regional transportation partners has been formed to ensure a consistent, coordinated regional focus guides transportation investments in the Capital Region. The group will also work with governments to prioritize recommendations, which range from increasing highway capacity on key routes to increasing population density to improving the efficiency of the movement of goods. The new Capital Region Transportation Master Plan will directly support and align with existing planning resources including the Our Winnipeg Transportation Master Plan adopted by the City of Winnipeg in 2011.

The Partnership of the Manitoba Capital Region unites regional leaders around a long-term vision built on the pillars of economic prosperity and good jobs, environmental stewardship and exceptional quality of life. Manitoba’s growing Capital Region represents two-thirds of the provincial population and over 70 percent of the Manitoba GDP.

To view the report, please visit the MHCA Website or the Partnership of the Manitoba Capital Region: Capital Region Transportation Master Plan

http://www.manitobacapitalregion.ca/notices_detail.asp?notice_ID=221


WTC – Bakken / Williston Basin Petroleum Conference, May 20-22Bakken Market Access Program (MAP): Another Successful MilestoneFrom May 20-22, the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference kept North Dakota’s business community hopping.

The event brought close to 4,500 experts, panelists, business leaders and big names in the oil industry together around two clear objectives: providing detailed and effective insight into Bakken opportunities, and beginning to build productive partnerships.

The World Trade Centre Winnipeg (WTC Winnipeg) is keenly aware of the significant economic opportunities that Bakken holds for Manitoba entrepreneurs, and is therefore endeavouring, today more than ever before, to be an active part of the region’s explosive growth.

“Given Winnipeg’s geographic location, we feel strongly about keeping Manitoba businesses informed about Bakken opportunities,” said Derek Earl, Director of International Trade at the WTC Winnipeg.

“It is what prompted us, in partnership with CentrePort Canada, to recently support and prepare a group close to 40 local businesspeople to take part in the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference.” To expand on this support, the WTC Winnipeg held a briefing and meet-up ahead of the conference in early May featuring special guest David Tuan, Director of Public Works with the City of Williston.

“Williston is right in the middle of the Bakken and we need to make the most of it,” said David Tuan. “That’s why we need partners to help meet the region’s labour, knowledge and infrastructure needs. We need to invest together to maximize the oil and gas resources we are fortunate enough to have. Your success is our success!” The challenges are considerable. With its abundant oil and gas resources and the related supply and infrastructure needs, the Bakken region has become pivotal. As part of its Bakken Market Access Program (MAP) rolled out last September 4, the WTC Winnipeg wants to help companies tap into this tremendous market and involve Winnipeg players in the process.

“The Bakken is gushing with investment potential,” said Daniel Deleurme, President of Norscan Instruments, regarding the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. “It is therefore vital that we understand the emerging issues and the challenges that lie ahead. Winnipeg is a natural extension of this region, which means that when Bakken’s growth really takes off, we’ll be right there to share in it, deep into the development phase.” “I started looking at the Bakken a year ago,” said Reynolds Martens, Executive Vice President of GHY International customs brokers, also on the subject of the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference. “It is pretty hard to miss this emerging pole. Rather, the question is how to penetrate the market and secure contracts with the gas and oil producers. The program developed by the WTC Winnipeg has already given me a good introduction.” For more information about the World Trade Centre, or the 2014 Williston Basin Petroleum Conference, please contact:

DEREK EARL Director, International Trade | Directeur, Commerce international WORLD TRADE CENTRE WINNIPEG 219, boul. Provencher Blvd, 3rd floor | 3e étage Winnipeg, MB R2H 0G4, CANADA t +1 204-289-4086 www.wtcwinnipeg.com

David Tuan, Director of Public Works with the City of Williston, North Dakota addressing the crowd during the WTC - Bakken / Williston Petroleum Conference, May 20 - 22, 2014.


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Britain: Great Bellwether…of What? Peter G. Hall, EDC Vice-President and Chief Economist, June 12, 2014

Peter G. Hall

The view is spectacular. I am currently on Scotland’s west coast looking out at the Ailsa Craig. Weather can be rough here, but at the moment the sun is out, the water is clear, the wind is warm. Perhaps it’s a good picture of what’s going on in the UK economy these days. But like the weather in these parts, will the good times last, or are they likely to change…again?

Global crisis hit the UK economy hard - for different reasons than in other OECD countries and key Continental economies. The fact that economic crisis was preceded by financial crisis was particularly concerning for an economy highly dependent on its financial sector. Not only was output in trouble, but reputation was also very much at risk. The bail-out of significant British financial institutions could have easily had wide-ranging repercussions well beyond the economic crisis itself.

The immediate effect was scathing. GDP fell swiftly in 2008, enough to clock a 0.8 per cent drop for the year and set up 2009 for a staggering 5.2 per cent tumble. That was enough to send the unemployment rate from an impressive low-5 per cent level up beyond 8 per cent in less than a year. It remained parked at that level as the economy struggled to achieve meager growth in the following four years.

Things are now picking up – significantly. Economy-wide growth has exceeded the three-percent-level in three of the past four quarters, and after clocking 1.7 per cent growth last year, the UK is looking at a ‘3 percenter’ in 2014. Setting the stage for the best year since 2007 is strong consumer spending, robust business investment and a surge of service-sector exports.

Rising activity is captured in key indicators. The Purchasing Managers Index is in very strong territory across industry groupings, and compares very favourably with pre-crisis levels. The housing market is heating up, both in prices and activity. The composite leading indicator is still looking strong. But perhaps the most dramatic indication of change is confidence. Clear across its regions, the UK is witnessing soaring confidence that has taken the benchmarks back up to pre-crisis levels. Considering how frenzied things were at that time, recent movement is quite gripping, to say the least.

Current momentum raises a critical issue. Given the years in the doldrums, it’s quite likely that even with the recent rebound in confidence, the economy could be caught unawares in terms of its capacity. Firms have been investing at sub-par levels for years now, but are facing tight capacity limits and rising orders. Labour is getting more scarce. The unemployment rate has tumbled below 7 per cent in the past year, surprising almost all market-watchers. Unemployment claimants have plunged to 3.3 per cent of the work force. Given that jobs are a lagging indicator of the economy, there is likely more labour force tightening on the way – a new problem for the economy to deal with.

Suddenly, all eyes are on the Bank of England. The era of ultra-loose monetary policy is coming into question, as the UK economy rapidly ramps up again. The job market crashed through the forward guidance marker, creating expectations that the central bank would go into tightening mode. It is resisting, but there are growing worries of overheating, given the amount of time interest rate movements need to see the needed impact on the real economy. It’s a good position to be in after all the global talk of disinflation and deflation – but with the ample liquidity that currently exists, it is critical to get this one right.

A key lesson for the world is how quickly an economy can go from downside to upside worries. There is no doubt great relief that finally we are talking about the latter – but the duration of the easy-money period may make its end a bit tougher to come to grips with than in the past. And it seems that on this score, the UK economy is out front, a bellwether for the rest of us.

The bottom line?

Growth is up, and it’s looking like inflation is hard on its heels. The UK is charting this new course; we’d all do well to watch with interest, and to wish them well.

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C.O. X04434 - MOWING Location: Various Locations; Winnipegosis-Rorketon-Alonsa-McCreary-Dauphin area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 16, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-622-2061 The work involves mowing approximately 1,374.3 ha of gradeslope and ditches.

C.O. X04433 - MOWING Location: Various Locations; Gypsumville-Ashern-Eriksdale-St. Laurent Areas Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12;00 June 17, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-622-2061 The work involves mowing of grade slopes and ditches along various PTH's and PR's in the Gypsumville-Ashern-Eriksdale-St. Laurent areas.

C.O. X05921 - MOWING Location: Various locations, Ponton, Wabowden, Jenpeg, Norway House and Thompson Areas Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 18, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-677-6540 The work involves mowing of grade slopes and ditches along various Provincial Trunk Highways and Provincial Roads in the Ponton, Wabowden, Jenpeg, Norway House and Thompson Areas.

C.O. X04435 - MOWING Location: Various locations; Swan River, Cowan, Mafeking & Roblin Areas Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 18, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-677-6540 The work involves mowing approximately 1 257.58 ha along various PTH 7 PR's.

C.O. X02447 - MOWING Location: Various locations; Warren Sub-region area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 24, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 Mowing of grade slopes and ditches along various Provincial Trunk Highways and Provincial Roads in the Warren Sub-Region Area.

C.O. X02448 - MOWING Location: Various locations; Carman Sub-region area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 25, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 Mowing of grade slopes and ditches along various Provincial Trunk Highways and Provincial Roads in the Carman Sub-region area.

C.O. X02449 - MOWING Location: Various locations; Arborg Sub-region area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 26, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 Mowing of grade slopes and ditches along various Provincial Trunk Highways and Provincial Roads in the Arborg Sub-region area.

C.O. X02450 - MOWING Location: Various locations; Portage La Prairie Sub-region area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 27, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 Mowing of grade slopes and ditches along various Provincial Trunk Highways and Provincial Roads in the Portage la Prairie Sub-region area.

C.O. X02451 - STOCKPILING WINTER SAND (CRUSHED) Location: Elie-Warren-Teulon area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, July 7, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 INTENT: Crushing and stockpiling winter sand at department's maintenance yards.


C.O. X02452 - STOCKPILING WINTER SAND (CRUSHED) Location: Manitou-Morden-Treherne area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, July 8, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 INTENT:Crushing and stockpiling winter sand at department's maintenance yards.

C.O. X02453 - STOCKPILING WINTER SAND (CRUSHED) Location: MacGregor-Gladstone area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, July 9, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 INTENT: Crushing and stockpiling winter sand at department's maintenance yards. C.O. X02454 - STOCKPILING WINTER SAND (CRUSHED) Location: Riverton-Gimli-Fisher Branch area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, July 10, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 INTENT: Crushing and stockpiling winter sand at department's maintenance yards.

X02455 - STOCKPILING WINTER SAND (CRUSHED) Location: Altona-Lowe Farm area Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, July 11, 2014 Owner: Infrastructure and Transportation Phone: 204-239-3361 INTENT: Crushing and stockpiling winter sand at department's maintenance yards.

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TENDER NO. 542-2014 - STREETS MAINTENANCE PRESERVATION PROGRAM 2014 - ASPHALT OVERLAYS AND CONCRETE PAVEMENT PRESERVATIONS Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 17, 2014 Owner: City of Winnipeg Phone: 204-986-2491

TENDER NO. 576-2014 - 2014 CITY OF WINNIPEG/PROVINCE OF MANITOBA THIN BITUMINOUS OVERLAY (TBO) PROGRAM - CONTRACT 2 Tender Availability: Currently available Tender Due: 12:00 Noon, June 25, 2014 Owner: City of Winnipeg Phone: 204-986-2491



OTHER TOWN OF NEEPAWA - ELLEN STREET, WATER, SEWER AND PAVEMENT RENEWALS Location: 275 Hamilton Street, Neepawa, MB R0J 1H0 Tender Availability: June 9, 2014 Tender Due: 2:00 PM, June 25, 2014 Owner: Town of Neepawa Phone: 204-942-6391 The work involves the replacement of water mains, sewer mains, service connections and paved surfaces on Ellen Street between Brown Avenue and Tupper Avenue as indicated on the drawings.

TENDER NO. 6446 - MICRO-SURFACING TREATMENT (MID WEST), PTH 9 AND PR 229, 482 AND PR 547, WINNIPEG BEACH AND SHELLMOUTH AREA Closing: June 5, 2014 Results: (M) Nelson River Construction (COR™) $2,861,715.00 West-Can Seal Coating $2,878,000.00 Morsky Construction $2,986,905.00 MSO Construction Ltd. $3,188,850.00

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