2025 Annual Report Deadline
Under the Building Act (Act), all qualified building and plumbing officials must submit an Annual Report to the Association by December 31 of each year, to confirm that they have completed
Under the Building Act (Act), all qualified building and plumbing officials must submit an Annual Report to the Association by December 31 of each year, to confirm that they have completed
Please be advised that the Association office will be closed for winter break starting Monday, December 22nd and reopening on Monday, January 5th. We wish you a safe and happy
The program guide for the third intake of the Local Government Development Approvals Program is now available: Local Government Development Approvals | Union of BC Municipalities. All local governments in
The B.C. Government invites comments on upcoming amendments to British Columbia Building Code (BC Codes) 2024. The technical public review will run from December 15, 2025, to January 23, 2026.
The Association is pleased to announce that Tatiana Pérez Vélez has joined us as our new Director of Compliance and Operations, effective January 5, 2026. Tatiana brings a wealth of
The Association is pleased to announce the release of a new self-paced online Introduction to Energy Efficiency course. This course introduces Building Officials to energy efficiency as it relates to
The Associate Certificate in Construction of Mass Timber Structures (CMTS) offered by the BCIT School of Construction and the Environment is designed to provide students with (i) technical knowledge in
February 11 & 12, 2026 | Vancouver Convention Centre West, Vancouver Connecting Western Canada’s Building & Construction Industries Join B.C.’s leading design, construction and real estate professionals. Access transformative ideas
You’re invited to participate in ClarityBC’s Digital Readiness Survey. Your input will help identify digital opportunities to streamline and improve these processes across the province. The survey takes up to
Modest increases to membership dues and other fees are being proposed so that the Association can effectively meet legislated obligations as well as deliver the education, professional development and other
