We’re proud to share that Supreme Steel has been named the 2026 NSBA Business Builder Award recipient for Community Builder, presented by Nutrien. This recognition reflects the collective efforts of our teams across Saskatoon, Acheson, Vancouver, and our project sites, whose commitment to community and safety continues to shape the impact we make beyond our…
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Supreme Steel is proud to announce that our CEO, John Leder, has been awarded the Acheson Business Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award. This prestigious honour recognizes John’s decades of leadership and commitment to both the steel industry and the wider community. John’s journey is deeply rooted in steel. From his early days fabricating fire escapes to…
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In a recent CBC News segment, Supreme Steel President and COO, David Fritz, shared his perspective on Prime Minister Mark Carney’s announcement to roll back tariffs on steel and aluminum—part of a broader push to secure a new trade agreement with the United States. Fritz welcomed the shift in approach but emphasized that counter-tariffs on…
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As the Canadian government unveiled a major policy shift to restrict foreign steel imports and promote domestic production, Supreme Steel President and CEO David Fritz joined CTV News to weigh in on the implications for the steel fabrication industry. Watch the full interview on CTV News Fritz welcomed aspects of the announcement—especially support for Canadian…
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Supreme Steel’s President and COO, David Fritz, recently appeared on CBC News to share his insights on how ongoing trade policy shifts are affecting Canada’s steel industry. In a conversation with CBC’s Hillary Johnstone, Fritz spoke on behalf of Canadian fabricators as the federal government rescinded the Digital Services Tax, opening the door for renewed…
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With steel and aluminum tariffs continuing to reshape the Canadian construction landscape, Supreme Steel’s President and COO David Fritz returned to CBC News to weigh in on the federal government’s latest announcement—and what it could mean for Canadian fabricators. Watch the full interview on CBC The interview followed comments from Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland,…
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As Canadian businesses brace for the impact of escalating tariffs, our President and COO David Fritz joined CBC News to speak candidly about how these trade measures are affecting the steel fabrication industry—and what needs to happen next. Watch the full interview on CBC During the segment, Fritz emphasized that U.S. tariffs are creating significant…
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At Supreme Steel, safety is our top priority. We are a leading steel fabricator in Western Canada, specializing in structural steel fabrication and installation based primarily in Edmonton and Saskatoon. Our recent training sessions underscore our commitment to maintaining a secure working environment. We conducted Aerial Work Platform (AWP) training at our Acheson facility. This…
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At Supreme Steel, we are proud of the steps we have taken to become a more environmentally friendly business. Here are some of the key initiatives and achievements that highlight our commitment to sustainability: 1. Sourcing Raw Materials Domestically We consistently buy raw materials from North American mills. The North American steel industry is the…
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One of North America’s leading steel solution providers returns to its roots ACHESON, Alberta, October 27, 2020 – Supreme is proud to announce a major change to our business model and to simultaneously unveil an exciting refresh of our operating name and brand. Since 1972, we have been transforming landscapes across western Canada and the…
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