The British Columbia Construction Association (BCCA) is celebrating the ninth annual Construction and Skilled Trades Month by recognizing the many accomplishments and contributions of the construction industry in building a stronger, more sustainable and resilient B.C.

“Time and time again, the construction industry has proven itself to be critical to our province’s success,” said Chris Atchison, president of the BCCA. “The industry exemplifies resilience, dedication, and leadership, pulling together to build the communities and infrastructure that keep British Columbians housed, healthy, and connected.”

Over the past year, the industry has navigated unprecedented economic, trade, and supply chain uncertainty, rising costs, and shifting market conditions. Despite these challenges, trends continue to show an increase in the number of workers in construction and trades roles, creating jobs and generating additional economic impact.

Individuals and organizations have demonstrated extraordinary resilience, innovation, and leadership. This includes cultivating an environment of physical and psychological safety within their teams and contributing to a construction industry that works for everyone.

The BCCA Builders Code 2026 Champion Award winners and honourable mentions are: