Saskatoon Office

Building in Saskatchewan—With Purpose and Pride

Saskatchewan is where Graham’s story began. Founded in Moose Jaw in 1926, we have been part of the province’s growth for nearly a century. Since establishing our Saskatoon office we’ve grown alongside our clients and communities—many of whom we’ve partnered with for decades. Today, Saskatoon remains a cornerstone of Graham’s operations, powered by a team that is largely Saskatchewan-born, long-serving, and deeply proud of the impact their work has across the province.

Powering the Province

Graham Industrial has been supporting Saskatchewan’s energy needs for decades, working with key clients on essential power generation facilities. Landmark projects such as the Yellowhead Power Station in North Battleford, the Ermine Power Station in Kerrobert, and the Aspen Power Station in Lanigan showcase our proven expertise in delivering reliable, complex energy infrastructure that keeps Saskatchewan moving forward.

Building Communities

Beyond industrial services, our Saskatoon Buildings team is unique in its self-perform capabilities and long record of delivering critical public infrastructure. We’ve led the construction of some of the province’s most significant civic facilities, including the Jim Pattison Children’s Hospital, and numerous regional healthcare projects like the Whitecap Health Clinic, that improve access to essential services.

In infrastructure, Graham has shaped Saskatoon’s transportation network through projects like the Circle Drive South Roadway and Bridge, and the Chief Mistawasis Bridge—connecting communities and revitalizing vital city corridors.

Our contributions also extend to education. From the University of Saskatchewan Graduate Student Residence to new K–12 schools such as the Rosthern School, Graham has created spaces that support learning at every stage. In the commercial sector, projects such as the Costco store in Saskatoon highlight our ability to deliver high-quality facilities that meet community needs and support local economies.

A Legacy of Commitment

For nearly 100 years, Graham has been building in Saskatchewan with Commitment, Integrity, and Reliability. Our Saskatoon team combines deep local roots with national resources, delivering projects that balance technical expertise with community pride. Whether it’s powering the province, modernizing healthcare, or creating spaces for future generations, Graham is proud to build where we live and work.

Let’s Build Something Together

Looking to start your next project in Saskatchewan? Contact our Saskatoon team today and discover how Graham can bring your vision to life.

Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre – Prince Albert, SK

 Lake Country Co-op Leisure Centre – The newly completed facility is a single integrated building, designed to provide seamless access between its diverse recreational and commercial amenities.

The aquatics area features an eight-lane, 25-meter competitive pool, a wave pool, splash pad, lazy river, two water slides, and a whirlpool. The twin arenas include two NHL-sized rinks, accommodating seating for 360 spectators in one rink and 630 in the other. A common area of 14,700 square feet houses a multipurpose room and leasable spaces for commercial tenants. Design elements throughout the facility emphasize user experience and spectator comfort.