As mentioned in the July 2025 edition of the Practice Advisory newsletter, the Canadian Construction Documents Committee (CCDC) released electronic versions of the key CCDC 5A, 5B, and 17 for...
The OAA’s governing Council met in Ottawa on May 13 to discuss various items related to the Association and the architecture profession in the context of regulating for the public interest. Held in...
OAA’s Regulatory Notices (RN) inform members and the public of the expected professional obligations of OAA members within specific circumstances. They are distinct from other OAA resources like...
Regulatory Notices (RNs) inform members and the public of the expected professional obligations of OAA members within specific circumstances. They are distinct from other OAA resources like Practice...
The OAA is pleased to announce it has renewed access to critical CSA standards for Ontario’s practices and licensed members through the CSA OnDemand program. The renewal takes effect Thursday, June 1...
Periodic review of key practice information is essential. The OAA Self-Study Learning Series, specifically designed as a review and refresh opportunity, comprises foundational practice material also...
Used effectively and appropriately, social media can offer tremendous benefits to the profession, both enhancing individual practices and promoting a broader appreciation of architecture among the...
Exploring Conflicts of Interest & Copyright The seventh installment of this series existing OAA resources in the Practice Advisory Knowledge Base that address common themes and issues raised...
OAA members are encouraged to participate in the following two public consultations. New Provincial Planning Policy Instrument On April 6, the provincial government introduced Bill 97, Helping...
Last year, the OAA announced an updated version of its downloadable suite of FREE standardized contracts for both members and the public to use. The goal behind the 2021 OAA Contract Suite is to...