AIBC Happenings Archive

The 2020 course schedule is now available for viewing and registration on the AIBC website. Please note that registration is on a first-come, first-served basis.  Read more

On November 5, 2019, AIBC Council approved, in principle, Council Rules 4: Council Elections. As part of the Council and Institute Governance Bylaw initiative, several bylaws were amalgamated into a single bylaw – Bylaw 22.0: Election Procedures (PDF). The amended Bylaw 22.0 authorizes the detailed mail ballot and dispute resolution processes to be outlined in Council Rules rather than in bylaws. As such, several revisions have been proposed for Council Rules 4: Council Elections.  Read more

The AIBC is pleased to report the results of the 2019 Certified Professional (CP) course.  Read more

The Call for Nominations as part of the 2020 Council Election will open on December 10, 2019. Registrants will notice the call is opening earlier than previous years. This was introduced to provide members with ample time to consider submitting a nomination to serve on the 2020/21 AIBC Council. In addition, beginning the Call for Nominations earlier supports the work of the Council Recruitment Task Force.  Read more

The 2019 Annual Firm Information Update took place from October 1 to 31. Firm Administrators were sent reminders regarding the deadline and other pertinent information throughout the month – thank you to all registrants who completed this regulatory requirement. Over 85 percent submitted their firm information update by October 31. To date, about 10 percent…  Read more

The AIBC is changing the name of the “Practice Notes” to “Practice Guidelines”. The new title is more aligned with industry standards and naming conventions of other regulators. While the name is now different, the intention of the material remains the same – to provide guidance on specific architectural practice topics.  Read more

The deadline for the current CES reporting cycle is June 30, 2020 – that means there are only eight months left to earn and report 36 Learning Units! The AIBC provides a variety of resources and opportunities to help ensure CES Participants are able to fulfill their obligations each and every reporting period, including the Recognized Educational Provider (REP) program. This article will provide an overview of the REP program, and how it can help CES Participants meet their learning requirements.  Read more

Couldn’t attend the CES Info Session for Intern Architects? Here’s what you missed!  Read more

Have a question about the Oral Review, CERBs, or anything else related to the Internship in Architecture Program? Email iap@aibc.ca.  Read more