MESSAGE FROM BCEA CHAIR
CHRIS BRAMS
Welcome to 2022! Just when we thought 2020 was tough, nobody could
seven per cent, with the largest growth being in the
have prepared us for what last year had to offer. From
residential and industrial sectors.
a record-breaking forest fire season to devastating floods, continued raw material shortages and supply chain issues – sprinkle in a variant or two – we were all in some way challenged more than ever before. But we endured.
Our volunteer-based committees are hard at work as well, planning many fun and educational events. We are excited to host some of these in person as regulations allow. Finally, a big thank you to Barbette, Justeen, and our
In speaking with many of our members after the
Board of Directors for their continued hard work, and
holiday break, the overwhelming consensus was that
to all of you for your valuable contributions into our
it feels a little bit like Groundhog Day. I certainly can’t
industry.
disagree – there’s something about wearing a collared shirt, tie, and shorts that is so 2020.
I look forward to seeing you all soon! n
This year does promise to be a busy year. In 2021, building permits issued in B.C. increased by over
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