RAIC Chapters and Networks

The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada (RAIC) is a not-for-profit organization which began operating in 1907 and is governed by a Board of Directors. The RAIC has approximately 5,000 members and a national office headquartered in Ottawa.

To enable the RAIC to become a stronger, self-sufficient, member-focused organization, the Board of Directors has decided, where feasible, to establish Chapters in provinces or territories in order to best serve the advocacy, educational and networking needs of its members as well as enable the organization to fulfill its mission and vision.

An RAIC Chapter may represent the needs of RAIC members in a single province or territory, or as a group of two or more provinces or territories. The RAIC has adopted a “federated” model with respect to its Chapters. In this model, RAIC Chapters are not separate corporate entities but are governed by RAIC’s Board of Directors and according to RAIC’s By-Laws, rules, policies, regulations, and strategic priorities. RAIC Chapters are currently established in the following three provinces: 

• British Columbia
• Alberta
• Nova Scotia
   

Click on a province above to be taken to the RAIC Chapter page. Each Chapter page provides access to its respective network pages.

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