Documents & Publications

This page collects various email communications sent by the OAA in the wake of a Court Order that impacted former Lic.Tech.OAAs and participants of the now-paused OAA Technology Program. October 20...

Under the Architects Act, there are elements of architecture commonly referred to as the “public domain” that can be performed by certain qualified members of the public, as well as licensed OAA...

The OAA relies on its elected and appointed members of Council to represent the Association in various public forums. As stewards of the public trust, Councillors aspire to maintain the confidence of...

Each year, OAA members have an opportunity to help shape the work of the body responsible for regulating the profession of architecture in Ontario to serve and protect the public interest. OAA...

What You Should Know, What to Look For, and What to Be Wary Of The OAA continues to review RFPs and contracts with the intent of identifying requirements and/or provisions that: may be...

The Canadian Handbook of Practice (CHOP), published by the Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC), establishes a reference document for concise and current information to assist architects in...

Final Meeting of 2020 Held via Zoom OAA Council met virtually on Friday, December 4 to review and approve various items related to the Association and the profession. This marked the final...

OAA Recommended Supplementary Conditions for the Stipulated Price Contract, CCDC 2, 2008 (August 11, 2009) PDF OAA Recommended Supplementary Conditions for the Stipulated Price Contract, CCDC 2, 2008...

New Information from the Latest CodeNews On September 18, the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing (MMAH) filed Ontario Regulation 511/20, amending the Ontario Building Code (Ontario Regulation...

Sharing Answers to Questions Arising During the Members’ Forum On August 6, 2020, the OAA held its first digital Annual General Meeting. During the event, members posed some questions on topics such...