11/30/2025
Join us this fall to pick up an in-demand skill, pursue a credential, or prepare for your next career step. Fit learning into your life easily with 900+ fully online courses plus evening and weekend on-campus classes and hybrid courses that mix online and on-campus delivery. https://bit.ly/2s1PGw1
09/15/2025
Now Available: Intent Statements for the 2020 National Model Codes
The Canadian Board for Harmonized Construction Codes (CBHCC) has released the Intent Statements supplement to the 2020 National Model Codes. These documents explain the rationale behind requirements in the Codes and support code users in interpreting and applying acceptable solutions.
The Intent Statements also help code users understand what alternative solutions must meet. These statements are a resource for professionals who rely on the Codes for design, construction, enforcement, and compliance.
The Intent Statements are available to view or download for free by visiting the NRC’s Publications Archive.
More information about the code development process and the CBHCC can be found on the CBHCC’s website.
outreach-nrc.canada.ca
07/14/2025
Become a Judge for the DDA
We are looking for judges for the DDA 2025 awards season.
Criteria for the Professional categories:
âś… Must be a current member of the DDA.
Criteria for the Student categories:
âś… Must be a current member of the DDA, preferred ones with experience as an educator or reviewing student work.
Criteria for the Specialty Awards:
âś… Must have practical experience in marketing, website design, and product design and development; preference to DDA members.
Judging gains exposure to diverse talents, ideas, and innovations, enhancing creative and critical thinking. They assess entries, making decisions based on criteria, sharpen analytical skills, connect with professionals, and enhance their professional reputation. They also contribute to community or industry success, offering a rewarding and enriching experience.
Judges will be asked to attend an online training. This training is essential for judges to prepare for the awards event. Helping standardize evaluation criteria, enhance skills, familiarize participants with event protocols, encourage ethical judging, build confidence, and facilitate continuous improvement. It ensures consistency, fairness, unbiased evaluations, and provides comprehensive guidance, ensuring judges stay at the forefront.
If you are interested in more information, contact the DDA Awards Chair: Nancy Bosscha at [email protected]
07/01/2025
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