In February, Manitoba Women in Construction (MWC) and the Winnipeg Construction Association (WCA) were proud to host the WinSETT Connecting Tradeswomen Empowerment Roadshow at the Construction Education Centre. The one-day…
What a day! On June 12, the MWC Golf Clinic + 9 Hole Round made its much-anticipated return — this time at Kingswood Golf & Country Club! 🏌️♀️☀️ From pro-led…
A stellar panel of six people in Manitoba’s construction industry took to the stage to share their experience and expertise on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) in the construction industry…
Unlocking the Toolkit was back on April 18, and better than ever, as more than 90 girls from Grades 5 & 6 descended on WCA’s Construction Education Centre to try…
MWC representatives are role models for young girls considering their career options.
One truth that I have discovered over my decades-long career in this industry: This business will take up every spare moment that you feed it. It will devour those seconds, minutes and hours at an insatiable pace. You look up at the clock from your crazy day only to discover that it is 7PM and you still haven’t left the office. The key to work life balance stems from a focus on what to do, when to do it and how to do it. Here are five tips to keep you moving in a positive direction.
The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) has launched a new initiative to give women in the mechanical contracting industry a voice and a forum to share their stories. The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) has launched a new initiative to give women in the mechanical contracting industry a voice and a forum to share their stories.The Mechanical Contractors Association of Canada (MCAC) has launched a new initiative to give women in the mechanical contracting industry a voice and a forum to share their stories.
Three women light up the stage as they share their stories of trial and triumph in the construction industry at MWC's signature event.
Bricklayer Nina Widmer has been accomplishing major life goals – both personally and professionally. In September 2017, Nina Widmer became a mom to daughter Isabella, and then a few weeks later was named Apprenticeship Manitoba’s Journeyperson of the Year – Urban.
On April 19, 2018, Winnipeg Construction Association’s Construction Education Centre was bustling with more than 90 girls in Grades 5 and 6 who rolled up their sleeves to get some hands-on construction trades experience at the third-annual Unlocking the Toolkit event.
