After consideration and discussion, including feedback from Registrants, the Board has made adjustments to the proposed requirements for the Mandatory Firm Registrant Course – specifically regarding deadlines and required participants. Information about the changes, as well as an overview of the Course, is now available. Read more
News Archive
2024 Induction Retirement Ceremony Recap
The 2024 AIBC Induction and Retirement Ceremony took place on October 2, 2024. Photos from the event are now available online. Read more
Proposed Amendments to the AIBC Bylaws and Proposed New Professional Standard
The AIBC Board invites your review of the proposed amendments to AIBC Bylaws and new proposed Professional Standard, and encourages your consultation participation. Read more
Board Chair’s Message | The Shared Importance of Regulation and Advocacy
Board Chair Message from Marguerite Laquinte Francis on a topic that is important to the overall strength of the architectural profession in the province, and that shares a message from the Architecture Foundation of British Columbia. Read more
Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement Updated
The Tri-National Mutual Recognition Agreement between Canada, the US, and Mexico has been updated to remove several post-licensure barriers. Read more
2024 ExAC Locations and Information
The ExAC will be administered in Vancouver and Victoria on November 4 and 5, 2024, in-person. Read more
Architecture Foundation of BC’s Architectural Achievement Awards: 2024 Nominations Now Open
In celebration of the outstanding individual work of architects in B.C., the Architecture Foundation of British Columbia is hosting the inaugural Architectural Achievement Awards on November 21, 2024. Nominations are now open! Read more
2024 Firm Information Update, Registrant Information Update
The 2024 Firm Update concluded on September 30. This year, nearly 95% submitted their update by the deadline. Read more
Discipline Notice | September 26, 2024
The Discipline Notice publishes findings and admissions of unprofessional conduct by AIBC Registrants. Read more
New Duty to Report Supporting Materials Now Available
The OSPG has developed supporting materials for sections 58(4) and 58(5) of the duty to report that focuses on employers, associates and partners of registrants under the PGA. Read more