AIBC Happenings Archive

The BC Court of Appeal recently dismissed the appeal by the City of Langford of a 2020 Supreme Court ruling that confirmed the requirement of an architect on a mixed-use, multi-family dwelling.  Read more

The next AIBC Mandatory CES reporting period deadline is June 30, 2022. This means that CES Participants have just under one year to earn and report a total of 36 Learning Units, of which at least 16 LUs must be Core.  Read more

The Discipline Notice publishes findings and admissions of unprofessional conduct by AIBC registrants.  Read more

The AIBC is inviting speakers to submit content for consideration for future PD events. The submissions will be reviewed on an ongoing basis for inclusion in events such as the AIBC’s Summer and Fall PD Series, Conference, and Confab.  Read more

The AIBC is pleased to announce the 2021/22 AIBC Council and Liaisons to Council.  Read more

Thank you to everyone who attended AIBC Confab 2021!  Read more

The AIBC is pleased to report the results of the 2021 Certified Professional (CP) course.  Read more

An updated version of the Joint Professional Practice Guidelines – British Columbia Building Code Letters of Assurance Requirements for Part 9 Buildings is now available.  Read more

As of July 1, 2021, AIBC Authorization Stickers will be discontinued and no longer required. Until June 30, AIBC Authorization Stickers can be used interchangeably, on any AIBC Standard Form Contract.  Read more

Given the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the AIBC will not be hosting architectural walking tours in 2021.  Read more