A disciplinary inquiry is a formal hearing by a Disciplinary Committee into the charges against an AIBC registrant. Review upcoming disciplinary inquiries. Read more
Upcoming Disciplinary Inquiry
PGA Bylaw Review: Draft Registration and Licensing Bylaws
The major component of the AIBC’s PGA transition is the development of bylaws which meet PGA requirements. The first suite of draft bylaws addresses registration and licensing and is now ready for review. Read more
AIBC Discipline Notice | May 18, 2022
The Discipline Notice publishes findings and admissions of unprofessional conduct by AIBC registrants. Read more
Professional Governance Act Amendments and Next Steps
The provincial government has been undertaking amendments to the PGA. The Bill is now proceeding to Royal Assent. There are eight changes to the legislation that are particularly noteworthy for AIBC registrants. Read more
103rd Annual Meeting Booklet Now Available, Less than Two Weeks Left to Register
The Annual Meeting Booklet is now available. The booklet contains the material required to participate in the 103rd Annual Meeting. Read more
Architectural Walking Tour Program 2022 Update
The Architectural Walking Tour Program will not be held in 2022. Read more
Spring 2022 CP Update Seminar
The Spring 2022 CP Update Seminar, jointly presented by the AIBC and the Engineers and Geoscientists of BC, is taking place on June 3, 2022 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Read more
Register for the 103rd Annual Meeting by May 23
There are only a few weeks remaining to register for the 103rd Annual Meeting, with registration closing on May 23, 2022. Read more
Less than Two Months Until the June 30, 2022 CES Deadline
There are less than two months remaining until the June 30, 2022 CES deadline. The AIBC provides a variety of resources and opportunities to help CES Participants fulfill their obligations every reporting period. Read more
Dispelling Four Myths about the AIBC Transition to the PGA
As work continues on the transition to the PGA and we near the next phase (bylaw consultation), the AIBC wants to address several myths about the transition to keep registrants apprised and informed. Read more