A 2021 UBCM Convention workshop will provide delegates with an opportunity to learn more about the Province’s forest policy intentions and to provide feedback. This session will address policy changes related to area-based tenures; the move toward shared decision-making with indigenous communities; and old growth as well as other policy matters identified in the Province’s Modernizing Forest Policy Intentions Paper. Read more
Province seeks feedback on Accessible BC Act
With the passing of the Accessible BC Act, the Ministry of Social Development and Poverty Reduction is seeking feedback regarding which organizations within the public sector and quasi-public sector the Act should apply to. Interested parties can provide feedbackbefore October 15. Read more
Virtual Resolutions Process
The UBCM Resolutions Committee has created an instructional guide for voting delegates participating in the virtual resolution’s sessions at the 2021 UBCM convention. The guide is a refresher for delegates who participated during last year’s virtual resolutions session and provides an overview for those who are new. Read more
UBCM support for PHO
Visit the UBCM virtual tradeshow booth
The Executive of UBCM has provided a statement of support for the Office of the Provincial Health Officer. Read more
UBCM’s much anticipated 2021 annual virtual convention is almost here and we invite you to check out the UBCM virtual tradeshow booth. In our virtual library, we’ll have a number of resources to download on funding sources and helpful guides about group benefits. Read more
Building Officials Association webinars
The Building Officials’ Association of B.C. is hosting three free webinars this Fall on topics that of interest to municipal officials and managers. These offerings will focus on digital permitting, remote video inspections, and building department accreditation. For more information, including registration details, please visit the Association website.
Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification
Rick Hansen Foundation Accessibility Certification™ (RHFAC) is a nationally recognized rating and recognition tool that measures the meaningful accessibility of buildings and sites based on the holistic user experience of people with mobility, hearing, and vision disabilities. RHFAC was created in 2017 to meet the critical need for improved access for the one in five Canadians living with a disability. Please visit RHFAC for more information.
