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June 16, 2026
CCCA Invited to Toronto Multiplex Policy Briefing with City Planning Division


CCCA Multiplex Policy Briefing

In recent years, the City of Toronto has continued to advance housing supply reform, and multiplexes have become a key topic of close attention across the construction, development, and design sectors. The Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) was recently invited to an online briefing organized by the Office of Mayor Olivia Chow, joining a discussion with the City of Toronto's City Planning Division on the latest multiplex policies and questions of interest to the industry.

CCCA: A Vital Bridge Between Industry and City Government

As an important networking platform for the construction industry across the Greater Toronto Area, the Canadian Chinese Construction Association brings together professionals and companies from a wide range of fields, including construction, real estate development, architectural design, engineering consulting, renovation, real estate, and building-material supply chains.

CCCA members are active on the front lines of project development and construction, bringing both extensive hands-on experience and a deep understanding of planning approvals, building codes, and market demand. On housing-policy reforms such as multiplexes, members are not only the practitioners who implement these policies but also important representatives of the industry's voice.

This invitation reflects the constructive role the association plays in facilitating communication between government and industry, promoting information sharing, and conveying the real-world needs of the market.

About Multiplexes

A multiplex is a low-rise residential building containing two to six self-contained dwelling units, including duplexes (two units), triplexes (three units), and fourplexes (four units), as well as fiveplexes and sixplexes (five to six units) permitted in certain areas.

As a key component of the City of Toronto's Expanding Housing Options in Neighborhoods (EHON) initiative, multiplexes are intended to add more diverse housing supply while preserving the existing low-rise scale of neighbourhoods, helping to meet continually growing housing demand.

In recent years, the City of Toronto's related policies have continued to evolve:

  • Since 2023, most residential lots citywide have been permitted to build a fourplex as-of-right;
  • In 2025, the Toronto & East York District and Ward 23 were further opened to permit up to six dwelling units;
  • Multiplexes of up to six units may qualify for a Development Charges waiver (expanded from the original four-unit cap to six units);
  • Certain planning requirements, such as parking minimums, have also been relaxed.

As these policies continue to develop, staying current on the latest planning requirements and approval directions will help builders, developers, designers, and other professionals more accurately assess project feasibility, control development costs, and improve approval efficiency.

A Direct Conversation with the Planning Division

To help industry professionals gain a deeper understanding of the latest multiplex policy developments and to communicate directly with the City's planning staff on specific issues encountered in project practice, the Office of Mayor Olivia Chow has arranged this online briefing. City of Toronto planners will share updates on policy, approval processes, and topics of interest to the industry, with a live Q&A session for participants.

Event Details

Date & Time: Tuesday, June 23, 2026, 7:00 – 8:00 PM

Format: Zoom online meeting (meeting link sent upon registration; Chinese interpretation provided)

Who Should Attend: CCCA directors and members, as well as builders, developers, designers, and industry professionals interested in multiplex projects

The Canadian Chinese Construction Association will continue to serve as an industry platform, actively building bridges between government, professional organizations, and industry professionals, bringing members more cutting-edge policy information and high-value opportunities to connect, and supporting the healthy development of the industry together.

To register, please scan the QR code:

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June 15, 2026
Grand Opening of Midea's 4th HVAC Store in Ontario!

On June 15, 2026, led by Alex Huang, President of CCCA (Canadian Chinese Construction Association), the association's directors and member representatives attended the grand opening of the Midea Barrie Store — operated by CCCA member company Ascend Group — joining in the celebration of another important milestone in the company's journey.

Midea is a globally recognized brand in home appliances and HVAC, with products spanning heat pump systems, central and ductless air conditioners, heat pump water heaters, and ventilation systems, providing efficient and energy-saving HVAC solutions for both residential and commercial projects. As demand for green building and energy-efficient homes continues to rise in the Canadian market, high-efficiency HVAC equipment is becoming an increasingly important part of the construction industry's development.

The newly opened Barrie store is Midea's 4th location in Ontario, following Mississauga, Ottawa, and London. The opening of the new store further strengthens the brand's service network in Ontario and reflects the company's confidence and strategic commitment to deepening its presence in the Canadian market.

A Festive Grand Opening with Distinguished Guests

The grand opening was held in a lively and celebratory atmosphere, bringing together numerous industry partners, business leaders, and community representatives to witness this important moment. Several municipal officials attended in person and presented congratulatory letters and best wishes, recognizing the company's contributions to local economic development, job creation, and community building.

Supporting the Growth of Member Companies

As a CCCA member company, Ascend Group has steadily expanded its business footprint in recent years, encouraging results. A CCCA delegation made a special visit to extend its congratulations and presented a flower basket to mark the opening.

In his remarks, President Alex Huang noted that the association consistently follows the development of its member companies and is glad to see them grow and thrive. The successful opening of the Midea Barrie Store reflects not only the dedication and perseverance of the company's team, but also the rising influence and competitiveness of Chinese-owned businesses in the Canadian market.

During the event, CCCA members engaged in in-depth exchanges with company representatives, industry guests, and friends from various sectors, further fostering resource connections and collaborative ties in a warm and friendly atmosphere.

Growing Together, Building the Future

CCCA has long been committed to building a platform for business exchange and cooperation, promoting resource sharing and win-win collaboration among its members. Going forward, the association will continue to serve as a bridge, connecting quality enterprise resources and advancing exchange and development across the construction, real estate, and related industries.

On this special occasion, CCCA extends its sincere congratulations to Ascend Group and the Midea Barrie Store, wishing the company continued success, flourishing business, and ever-greater achievements!

We also look forward to seeing more member companies innovate and grow steadily, together injecting new vitality into the Canada-China business community and contributing even more to the prosperity of our community.

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June 13, 2026
CCCA Visits a Canadian Charitable Organization – Mon Sheong Foundation

On June 11, 2026, a delegation from the Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA), led by President Alex Huang and Founding President and Chief Supervisor Raymond Wan, visited the Mon Sheong Foundation's integrated care community in Richmond Hill. It was the association's first time stepping inside a Canadian senior-care home to see, up close, how it operates and how it cares for its residents. For an organization rooted in the building industry, the visit was more than a tour: how senior-care facilities are built, and how well they fit the bodies and daily lives of older adults, is precisely where the industry and the community meet.

The Delegation

The visiting delegation consisted of CCCA directors and member representatives. Those attending included President Alex Huang (Amway Power Engineering), Founding President and Chief Supervisor Raymond Wan (Oriental Architecture), Vice President Chi Wing Yan, Secretary-General Iris Zhu (Irisky Wealth Management), Chief Financial Officer Jenny Li (Wisetronic), Director William Cao (Hongfeng Windows and Doors), Director Andy Gao (Dacheng Glass), and Head of Development Sue.

On the Mon Sheong side, the delegation was received by Chief Operating Officer Eumie Leung, together with Director of Development & Communications, Director Wong Chan Yuk, Deputy Director of Development, Kang Kai (Project Planning Officer) and Donation Coordinator, who guided the group throughout the visit.

Mon Sheong Foundation: Six Decades of Community Eldercare

The Mon Sheong Foundation integrated care community in Richmond Hill

Founded in 1964, the Mon Sheong Foundation is Canada's first registered Chinese charitable organization. Its name comes from Lord Mengchang, and its mission is to care for the elderly, encourage the young, and promote Chinese culture. Over more than sixty years it has grown into the largest non-profit long-term care operator in Ontario, currently running 1,001 long-term care beds alongside senior apartments, adult day programs, a Chinese school, and other services. The Richmond Hill campus we visited brings three different levels of senior care together in one place, forming a clear spectrum from independent living to full nursing care.

Three Care Models

Resident living quarters on the campus

The first is the Senior Apartment (also known as Mon Sheong Court), which offers a safe and comfortable home for seniors who are independent and mobile. Designed for those aged 55 and over, units are individually purchased with no waiting list. It features 24-hour closed-circuit television monitoring, emergency medical call systems in both rooms and corridors, and a dining room offering a variety of meals along with meal-delivery service. The building also houses a recreation room, an elegantly designed dining hall, a library, a clinic, and a pharmacy, so that residents can meet all their daily needs without leaving home.

The second is Private Care, for those needing daily assistance. It requires no waiting and is privately paid. Many families choose it precisely because the wait for government-funded long-term care is simply too long to bear.

The third is the Long-Term Care Centre, for adults aged 18 and over who require 24-hour health care. It is government-funded, with rates set by the province and standard across Ontario.

Between Supply and Demand: A Community Issue Worth Facing

Waiting lists were an unavoidable theme of the visit. According to the Ontario Long Term Care Association, more than fifty thousand people across the province are currently waiting for a long-term care bed; and according to the Mon Sheong Foundation, the average wait across its own homes is about five to seven years. Behind these figures is a clear trend: the population is aging rapidly. In York Region, the senior population is projected to roughly triple over the next two decades, making the pressure on care beds ever more acute.

For CCCA, this is the moment the issue turns from abstract to concrete — because the other side of a bed shortage is a test of our capacity to build.

Senior-Care Facilities Are, at Heart, a Building Challenge

Care and living facilities inside the home

Once inside, it becomes clear that a senior-care home differs fundamentally from ordinary housing, with many features approaching hospital standards: dedicated nursing areas, physiotherapy rooms, and on-site doctors and nurses. The space itself is designed around the bodies of its residents — beds that raise, lower, and roll for easy transport; dining tables and chairs adjustable in height; activity rooms and dining halls placed on the same floor so residents need not constantly move between levels by elevator.

New facilities push these standards further. Among the Mon Sheong Foundation's current expansions in York Region, the new Long-Term Care Center at 30 Apple Creek Blvd. in Markham is an eleven-storey, 320-bed building expected to be completed in mid-2026, set to become the largest long-term care home in the city; a second home in Richmond Hill will offer 288 beds and is expected to be finished by the end of 2027. Once both open, the Foundation will operate seven long-term care centers with roughly 1,609 beds in total. These new homes emphasize Infection Prevention and Control (IPAC), with each room fitted with its own HVAC system and a private washroom — all of them real, tangible contributions from the building industry.

Building to meet need is among the most direct contributions the industry can make to the community — including in the many areas where smaller builders and suppliers can take part.

Cultural Belonging: The Other Half of Aging Well

A rich slate of daily activities for residents

Beyond the facilities, what stayed with us was Mon Sheong's care for cultural belonging. Here the meals are Chinese, the television plays Chinese-language dramas, notices and printed materials are bilingual, and residents play mahjong and sing karaoke together. The home also organizes a rich slate of activities — dim sum, bus outings to visit temples, group hikes, and singing competitions. A pair of couplets is posted at each resident's door, and when someone has a birthday, a “Happy Birthday” banner appears above it.

These details point to something simple: for Chinese seniors, being able to grow old amid familiar language, food, and customs is a need that generic facilities cannot easily replace — and it is exactly why community-rooted organizations matter.

From Understanding to Action: Fundraising for Mon Sheong

Understanding is only the first step; what matters more is action. Recognizing how urgently the community needs more senior-care beds, the CCCA has chosen to lend concrete support to the Mon Sheong Foundation by helping raise funds for the development of its new long-term care homes, so that more seniors can sooner find a place to call home. For the association, this is both a tribute to an organization that has served the community for six decades and a tangible way for the building industry to give back and take part in meeting a real social need.

CCCA's Takeaways and Responsibility

The CCCA delegation during the visit

The visit gave the association a clearer view: senior care is at once a livelihood need and an industry question. The supply of beds, the standard of facilities, and the dignity of residents all come back to building well, and building right. As a platform for sharing industry information, CCCA intends to keep paying attention to senior care and age-friendly construction, connecting the industry's professional knowledge with the community's real needs. Everyone grows old; being cared for with dignity, within a familiar culture, is something worth safeguarding together as a community.

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June 13, 2026
CCCA Visits Member Company — Winford Windows


On Friday, June 12, 2026, the Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) organized a member visit to one of its member companies, Winford Windows Inc. Together with the teams from Moser Windows and Doors and Winford Contracting Inc., CCCA hosted a member exchange gathering. Members from across the construction, development, design, renovation, real estate, engineering, and supply chain sectors came together to tour the showroom, learn about the products, and share industry insights over a full and enjoyable day.

A Showroom Tour: High-Performance Doors and Windows Up Close

The Winford team led guests through its showroom of doors, windows, and building envelope systems. The building envelope refers to the parts of a structure — exterior walls, doors, windows, and roofing — that separate the indoors from the outdoor environment, and it has a direct impact on a building's insulation, sound control, and energy use. real-world projects.


Technical Sharing: Green Building and Passive House

The Winford and Moser teams share their perspectives on the direction of the door and window industry, product applications, and the latest technologies, with a particular focus on Green Building, Passive House, high-performance window systems, and thermal and acoustic insulation. Passive House is a building standard that dramatically reduces heating and cooling energy use through excellent insulation, airtightness, and ventilation design — and high-performance windows are one of the key elements in achieving it. Through the technical presentations and side-by-side samples, attendees gained a deeper understanding of where energy-efficiency standards and market demand are headed.



Connecting and Exchanging: A Platform for New Partnerships

Beyond the technical learning, the event offered a valuable opportunity for industry exchange. The day also featured product demonstrations, technical talks, a networking lunch, and a live screening of Canada's FIFA World Cup match, giving a relaxed setting to swap experiences, meet new contacts, and explore potential collaborations. Members from different fields everyone took the chance to build connections and align resources, opening up new possibilities for future cooperation.



Moving Forward Together

CCCA believes that exchange creates value and collaboration drives growth. Going forward, the association will continue to organize member visits and industry exchanges, building platforms for resource sharing and fostering understanding and cooperation among member companies.


Our sincere thanks go to the teams at Winford Windows Inc., Moser Windows and Doors, and Winford Contracting Inc. for their warm hospitality and thoughtful arrangements, and to all the members who took part. See real samples, talk real business, make real friends — we look forward to seeing everyone again at the next event.

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June 2, 2026
CCCA Honorary Chairman Victor Oh Reconnects with Foreign Minister Wang Yi During His Canada Visit

At the invitation of Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi paid an official visit to Canada from May 28 to 30, 2026 — the first visit by a Chinese foreign minister in ten years. During the visit he met with Prime Minister Mark Carney, held talks with Minister Anand, and met with former Prime Minister Jean Chrétien.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi meeting Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa
Foreign Minister Wang Yi meets Prime Minister Mark Carney in Ottawa, May 2026.

Victor Oh, Honorary Chairman of the Canadian Chinese Construction Association and a former Canadian senator, has long worked to support newcomer integration and people-to-people exchange between Canada and China. According to his own social media post, he reconnected with Minister Wang Yi during the visit — having hosted him at the Canadian Parliament years earlier — and asked him to sign a photo he had kept for many years.

CCCA Honorary Chairman Victor Oh reuniting with Foreign Minister Wang Yi
CCCA Honorary Chairman Victor Oh reconnects with Foreign Minister Wang Yi.
Victor Oh and Foreign Minister Wang Yi meeting again in Canada
The two meet again, a decade on.
Foreign Minister Wang Yi signing a photo for Victor Oh
Foreign Minister Wang Yi signs a photo that Mr. Oh had kept for many years.
Victor Oh with visiting guests
Group photo during Wang Yi's visit to Canada
A group photo taken during the visit.

As a non-profit industry organization, the CCCA welcomes the normalization of trade and cultural exchange between the two countries, and hopes this momentum will create more room for practical cooperation across Canada's construction and related sectors.

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May 29, 2026
[Member Spotlight] Global Building Supplies Celebrates 4 Years | From a Single Storefront to a One-Stop Building & Custom Solutions Platform

The Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) is delighted to share some good news from one of our valued members—Global Building Supplies is celebrating its fourth anniversary.

Four years is both a milestone worth celebrating and the start of something bigger. Rooted in Toronto and serving the wider GTA, Global Building Supplies has built its reputation on four principles: quality, expertise, scale, and service. What began as a building-materials retailer has grown into a true one-stop platform—bringing supply, custom services, renovation packages, and design solutions together under one roof. CCCA has watched this steady growth with pride, and we're glad to count a company like this among our members.

To thank customers for four years of trust and support, Global Building Supplies warmly invites you to its4th Anniversary BBQ Partywith free whole roast lamb, BBQ skewers, and more on the grill, alongside major anniversary deals and gifts.

🎉 Event Highlights

  • Enjoy delicious foodWhole roast lamb, BBQ skewers, and plenty more, fresh off the grill
  • Storewide DealsOn that day, a large number of popular products will be available at super low prices for a limited time.
  • Gifts for purchaseSpend a certain amount on the same day $288You can receive a free gift worth $60+ Cloverdale Super II Eco-friendly Paint (1 Gallon) (Limited quantity, first come first served, while supplies last; one gallon per account)

📍 Event Details

  • PlaceGlobal Building Supplies | 2981 Kennedy Rd., Scarborough
  • dateJune 3, 2026 (Wednesday)
  • time11:00 AM – 6:00 PM

On the day, anniversary pricing extends across tile, flooring, lighting, hardware, plumbing, custom cabinetry, and more—making true one-stop shopping a reality.

About Global Building Materials

Today, Global Building Supplies operates a large indoor showroom and warehouse, with a product range spanning bathroom fixtures, custom cabinetry, custom doors and windows, custom window treatments, lighting, flooring, tile, hardware and plumbing, outdoor materials, composite decking, and iron and glass railings. Running on a combined wholesale-and-retail model, the company serves not only homeowners and renovation clients but also builders, contractors, real estate teams, and designers.

Looking ahead, Global Building Supplies is actively planning new locations and a larger showroom—with operations set to exceed 200,000 square feetfurther expanding its warehousing capacity, product selection, and customer experience to become an even more professional, modern, and efficient building-materials platform.

 

CCCA congratulates Global Building Supplies on four successful years, and we invite our members and the wider community to come out and show their support. We look forward to seeing you on June 3rd!

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May 2, 2026
The Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) Attends "One Canada for All — United and Inclusion Fundraising Gala," Standing with the Community for Fairness and Justice

On the evening of May 1, 2026, the "One Canada for All — CUAME's United and Inclusion Fundraising Gala" was held at Hao Men Yan Restaurant (1571 Sandhurst Cir, Scarborough, ON) in Toronto. The event was organized by Canadians United Against Modern Exclusion (CUAME) in partnership with the United Promotion Council of Canadian Public Affairs (UPCCPA). The Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) sent representatives to attend the gala and contributed to the fundraising effort for CUAME, demonstrating tangible support for the anti-discrimination cause and fulfilling its social responsibility as a community organization.

The gala drew a distinguished gathering in a warm and energetic atmosphere. Speakers included CCCA Honorary Chair and former Senator Victor Oh; CCCA Honorary Chair and the 24th Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, the Honourable Philip Siu Lun Lee; Senator Yuen Pau Woo; and Member of Parliament Shaun Chen (MP, Scarborough North). Each shared their perspective on the challenges currently facing the Chinese-Canadian community, calling on all sectors to stand together against the stigmatization driven by "foreign interference" fears. Their heartfelt remarks were met with rounds of applause throughout the evening.

Other distinguished guests included Alan Ho, Regional Councillor for the City of Markham; Toronto City Councillor Jamaal Myers; and Jian Zhang, President of the United Promotion Council of Canadian Public Affairs (UPCCPA), among many other political figures, community leaders, and friends from various sectors. Their presence reflected a broad, cross-cultural and cross-partisan consensus in support of anti-discrimination efforts.

All proceeds from the evening will go toward CUAME's future work in anti-discrimination education, community advocacy, public policy initiatives, and legal aid. The Toronto event marked the first stop of CUAME's national fundraising series, with subsequent events to be held in Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, and other cities.

About CUAME

Canadians United Against Modern Exclusion (CUAME / 加拿大反歧视、反排外联盟) is a national non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 2025 by Senator Yuen Pau Woo (Vancouver), former Senator Victor Oh (Toronto), Mr. Ho Hing Hang (Vancouver), and lawyer David Tam (Edmonton). It is dedicated to defending the rights and freedoms of Canadians and pushing back against false narratives driven by foreign interference panic, the overreach of national security, and the fear of "the other." For more information, visit www.cuame.ca. www.cuame.ca。

As a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Chinese-Canadian construction and renovation industry, the Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) has long been committed to the broader well-being and rights of the Chinese-Canadian community. Whether through industry services, community support, or public advocacy, CCCA actively contributes wherever it can. Attending this fundraising gala marks another concrete step in CCCA's ongoing journey of standing alongside fellow community organizations to uphold the dignity of the community and advance social fairness. Moving forward, CCCA will continue to engage with community issues and work hand in hand with all sectors to promote diversity, equality, and inclusion in Canadian society.

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April 10, 2026
Solving Cross-Border Financial Challenges for Entrepreneurs: ICBC (Canada) Hosts the 2026 RMB Internationalization Forum, Co-Organized by CCCA

On the afternoon of April 9, 2026, efforts were made to address the pain points of cross-border finance for entrepreneurs.
The 2026 RMB Internationalization Seminar, hosted by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) Canada and co-organized by the Canada-China Construction Association, was held at ICBC's 333 Bay headquarters. Representatives from approximately 20 Chinese-owned companies in the Greater Toronto Area, spanning construction engineering, real estate development, international trade, building materials supply, and investment management, attended the event and engaged in in-depth discussions on the application scenarios and development opportunities of RMB business in Canada. The seminar aimed to address the pain points of cross-border finance for entrepreneurs.

Cross-border financeReal pain points

The Canada-China Construction Association brings together a large number of entrepreneurs who are engaged in industry. In daily operations, especially in core areas such as building material procurement and project settlement, cross-border remittances are an issue that almost every entrepreneur cannot avoid. Slow arrival times, high exchange rate costs, additional fees from multiple currency conversions, cumbersome interbank operations, and the need to frequently visit banks... these issues may seem like minor details, but they do significantly impact the efficiency of a company's cash flow and operating costs.

With these members' real needs in mind, the association actively participated in this matchmaking event, hoping to find better solutions for everyone.

 

Lu Yuan, CEO of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada), stated that as China continues to promote high-level opening-up, the use of the RMB in international trade and cross-border investment is constantly expanding. As the first RMB clearing bank in North America and the only RMB clearing bank in Canada, ICBC Canada will continue to play its role as a financial bridge, providing more convenient and efficient RMB financial services to companies in Canada, helping them optimize cross-border fund management and reduce exchange rates.

According to reports, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) has consistently ranked among the world's leading banks for many years and is the world's largest commercial bank by assets. Leveraging its parent bank's strong global network and comprehensive financial services capabilities, ICBC Canada has been deeply rooted in the local market for 16 years since its establishment. Currently, it has branches in Toronto, Montreal, Calgary, and Vancouver, providing comprehensive financial services to corporate and individual clients. Furthermore, leveraging its RMB clearing bank license, it provides efficient cross-border RMB clearing services to the North American market.

In his address, Wen Wenwei, Founding President of the Canada-China Construction Association, stated that over the past ten years, the association has been dedicated to promoting resource integration and exchange within the construction industry. Its member companies are widely distributed across construction, project management, real estate development, and related industry chains. This seminar provides an important platform for companies to understand RMB financial services and cross-border business solutions, which will help further promote industrial cooperation and business exchanges between Canada and China.

During the thematic sharing session, the heads of ICBC Canada's Corporate Banking Department and Treasury Department introduced the RMB corporate banking product system and cross-border financial services, respectively, and shared application models of RMB in cross-border trade settlement, engineering project cooperation, supply chain procurement, and corporate fund management, using practical examples. Following this, participating company representatives exchanged views and discussed topics such as RMB settlement needs, cross-border trade financing, and exchange rate management.

Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada) has long been committed to serving Sino-Canadian economic and trade exchanges and two-way investment. This seminar on RMB internationalization provided an important platform for enterprises to gain a deeper understanding of RMB financial services and expand cross-border business cooperation. In the future, ICBC Canada will continue to leverage its global operating advantages, continuously innovate financial products and services, and contribute to promoting RMB internationalization and deepening Sino-Canadian economic and trade cooperation.

The association's original mission: to transform resources into tangible benefits.

One of the association's core tasks has always been to truly stand from the perspective of its members, integrating resources, reducing costs, and improving efficiency. This in-depth collaboration with the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada) is a concrete manifestation of this philosophy.

In the future, the Canada-China Construction Association will continue to actively promote more similar cross-sector collaborations, transforming high-quality financial, legal, and policy resources into tangible benefits for its members, helping every hardworking entrepreneur to achieve greater stability and success.

We firmly believe that a good industry association is not only a platform for communication, but also the strongest support for its members.

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April 8, 2026
CCCA Honorary Chair Mr. Hu Zixiu Attends Press Conference for the “One Canada For All” Anti-Discrimination Charity Gala

On April 7, 2026, a press conference was held for the "One Canada For All — CUAME Unity and Inclusion Fundraising Gala". Victor Oh, Honorary President of the Canada-China Architectural Association (CCCA) and former Senator, and Senator Yuen Pau Woo attended as key representatives and jointly issued a call to action, urging everyone to pay attention to and support this meaningful public welfare campaign.

This gala dinner, co-hosted by the Canadian United Against Modern Exclusion (CUAME) and the United Promotion Council of Canadian Public Affairs (UPCCPA), will be held on May 1, 2026, at the Casa Deluz Banquet Hall in Scarborough.

One Canada, belonging to all of us.

The dinner, themed "One Canada For All," aimed to unite the community in advocating for inclusive, diverse, and equitable social values, and opposing all forms of discrimination and xenophobia. In today's increasingly diverse global and local social environment, promoting understanding and respect among ethnic groups and fostering community harmony is of paramount importance.

As the organizers stated, "One Canada For All" is not just a slogan, but a shared vision for an inclusive, diverse, and non-exclusive Canada.

 

The dinner will also raise funds to support CUAME's continued work in anti-discrimination education, community advocacy, and public policy promotion, so that this vision can take root and drive real social change.

About CUAME

The Coalition Against Discrimination and Xenophobia in Canada (CUAME), established in September 2025, is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization registered under the Canada Nonprofit Corporation Act. CUAME is composed of volunteers from across the country, and its core mission includes:

 

Documenting cases of Charter rights and freedoms violated under the guise of "foreign interference" or "national security threats"; providing support and defense for Canadians facing accusations of national security overreach and unfounded foreign interference; educating the public about the dangers of "modern exclusion" and how it can be weaponized to target minority groups perceived as "problems" due to politics and prejudice; advocating for sound public policies that ensure the rights and freedoms of Canadians connected to other countries are protected when addressing issues such as national security and foreign interference; and mobilizing Canadians to stand up for their rights and actively participate in Canadian public life, including politics, without fear of persecution and stigma.

The Canada-China Architectural Association actively participates in social welfare activities.

As one of the most influential professional organizations in the Canadian Chinese construction industry, the Canada-China Architectural Association not only deeply cultivates exchanges and cooperation within the construction industry but also actively participates in social welfare undertakings. Honorary Chairman Hu Zixiu has long been committed to safeguarding and advocating for the rights and interests of the Chinese community. His personal attendance at the press conference and public expression of support demonstrate the association's consistent commitment to social responsibility and its support for fairness and justice.

 

We believe that a truly inclusive Canada requires the participation and protection of everyone.

We cordially invite all sectors to participate.

 

Seating for the dinner is now open for reservations. We cordially invite people from all walks of life to participate and contribute to this charitable cause.Let us join hands to build a Canada free from discrimination and full of inclusion.

One Canada For All — We belong to one Canada.

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April 8, 2026
A Decade of Gratitude, United in Celebration — CCCA's 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner Successfully Held

A Decade of Gratitude, United in Celebration — CCCA's 10th Anniversary Celebration Dinner Successfully Held

As spring deepens and warmth fills the air, following the successful conclusion of the Canada-China Architecture Association (CCCA) 10th Anniversary Charity Awards Ceremony, the association hosted a celebratory banquet to reunite with all the partners who contributed to this grand event, raise a glass together in gratitude for the past decade, and look forward to the future.

Amidst the clinking of glasses, laughter and applause mingled, and at that moment, all the hard work and dedication transformed into the most beautiful memories.

Ten years of journey together, thank you for being with me.

In 2016, the Canada-China Architects Association quietly emerged in Toronto, where a group of passionate Chinese professionals with dreams for the construction industry came together to plant this seed. Ten years later, that seed has grown into a towering tree—the association brings together hundreds of companies in the construction and related industries, radiating influence throughout Canada and becoming one of the most representative Chinese professional organizations in the Canada-China construction industry.

These past ten years have not been a lonely journey.

Thank you to our team

Behind every successful event, there is a group of people who work silently behind the scenes.

From the initial planning and preparation to venue setup, guest invitations, on-site coordination, and the final cleanup after the event—at the celebration banquet, let's give a warm round of applause to these unsung heroes. It is because of your tireless efforts day and night that this grand 10th anniversary celebration, attended by nearly a thousand people, was able to be presented smoothly and perfectly to all the guests.

 

You are CCCA's strongest support, thank you!

Thank you to all board members.Ten years of trials and tribulations could not have been achieved without the dedication and contributions of every board member.

Thanks to the Honorary President Victor Oh (Bearded Xiu)They provided countless guidance and support at crucial moments in the association's development; we thank the founding president and chairman of the board of supervisors. Raymond WanIt is your persistence and vision back then that made CCCA what it is today; thank you, President. Alex HuangUnder your leadership, the association has entered a new decade and created a broader development pattern. We would like to thank Chairman Jason Pu, Vice Presidents Raymond Wong, Lydia Yang, Chi Wing Yan, Jeff Leung, Winson Lin, Michael Mao, Bruno Yan, Alan Zhu, Executive Vice President Mike Wang, Executive Vice President Henry Ni, Secretary General Iris Zhu, Treasurer Jenny Li, the executive team, and all the directors for their strong support.

Behind every name lies a weighty responsibility and dedication. Thank you all; it is through your collective efforts that this family has been built!

At the celebration banquet, the president Alex Huang He personally presented awards to each staff member and association member that evening, recognizing their hard work in the preparation and execution process. Each award presentation was accompanied by enthusiastic applause and genuine smiles—at that moment, all the fatigue and effort transformed into the greatest satisfaction and emotion through this recognition.

 

The banquet featured a sumptuous buffet, with a dazzling array of fine wines and delicacies. Everyone shed the tension and busyness of the event, gathering in small groups to enjoy drinks and reminisce about the years they had spent together, laughter filling the air. Long-lost friends reunited and chatted, while newly acquainted partners engaged in lively conversation, creating a relaxed and joyful atmosphere throughout the banquet hall.

This was a rare moment of relaxation, and also the warmest shared memory for the CCCA family.

Thank you to all our sponsors for your generous support.

The success of this 10th anniversary celebration wouldn't have been possible without the strong support of nearly a hundred companies. You are not only sponsors, but also the most important partners in CCCA's ten-year journey of growth.

Special thanksTheme sponsored by Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc.Thank you to the person in charge. Judy Xie The association's full support made this grand event even more splendid;

gratefulDiamond sponsor LOVEONLYperson in chargeJiang ZhongjieThe gentleman's generous assistance added a jewel-like surprise to the charity raffle that evening;

gratefulSupreme Sponsorship, Platinum Sponsorship, Gold and Silver SponsorshipDear corporate partners, your support is the greatest driving force for the association's progress;

Special thanks to the sponsors who provided the generous prizes for the lucky draw that evening:Living Water Resort & Spa, THE BRIARS, Jameson Luggage & Leather Goods, VIVA Home Furnishings, Supreme Holidays, German Kitchen Appliances, Royal Bathroomas well as CFC Driven FastenersWe want every guest to go home with surprises and laughter.

The association will continue to do so on its official website for a year. www.cccaonline.ca We are promoting the service information of our sponsors and thank you for your long-term trust and support of CCCA!

Thank you to our media friends for witnessing our journey.

For the past ten years, we are grateful to all our media friends for their continued support of CCCA. Through your lenses and words, you have documented every important historical moment of the association, allowing more people to understand and appreciate the Canada-China Architecture Association, and ensuring that this precious history is preserved forever.

 

With your witness, these past ten years have taken on even greater significance.

A special thank you to every guest who attended.

At the celebration banquet, every familiar face was a heartwarming testament to the past decade. Thank you to all the political guests, business partners, association members, and friends from all walks of life who attended; your presence is the greatest affirmation and encouragement for CCCA's ten years of work.

Just like the president Alex Huang As stated in his speech at the grand ceremony:

 

“"Ten years has been a journey of hard work and progress, and a testament to working together. In the future, we will continue to strengthen industry cooperation and resource sharing to promote the construction industry toward higher-quality development."”

 Ten years is the starting point; let's embark on a new journey in the future.

Ten years of working together to build a dream for the future.

The Canada-China Construction Association will continue to uphold the principle of "resource sharing and win-win cooperation," working hand in hand with industry partners to help new immigrant professionals integrate into the Canadian construction market, promote in-depth cooperation between the Canada-China construction industry, and jointly create a broader prospect for development.

 

Let's embark on the next decade together! Thank you to everyone who has journeyed with CCCA – in the past, present, and future.

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Mar 12 2026
Ten Years United, Building the Future — CCCA Hosts Grand 10th Anniversary Charity Awards Ceremony

On March 7, 2026, the Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCCA) held its 10th Anniversary Celebration and Charity Awards Gala at the Hilton Convention Centre in Markham. The event, themed "Ten Years of Shared Dedication, Building Dreams for the Future," reviewed the association's achievements in promoting exchange and cooperation between the Canadian and Chinese construction industries over the past decade and looked ahead to future development opportunities for the industry.

As a highly influential annual event in the Canadian Chinese construction industry, this celebration brought together officials from the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto, officials from the Canadian federal, provincial, and municipal governments, representatives from hundreds of construction and related companies, and nearly a thousand industry professionals. The event included industry forums, company exhibitions, annual industry awards ceremonies, charity fundraising, and cultural performances. Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc. was the theme sponsor of this celebration.

Victor Oh, Honorary President of the Canada-China Architects Association and former Senator

Alex Huang, President of the Canada-China Architects Association

Raymond Wan, Founding President and Supervisor of the Canada-China Architectural Association

Congressman Michael Ma

Federal Member of Parliament Shaun Chen

Cheng Hongbo, Deputy Consul General of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto

Amidst the live music of a Scottish bagpipe band, 52 board members or their representatives from the Canada-China Architectural Association, dressed in formal attire, walked the red carpet, officially commencing the celebration. They are: Honorary President Victor Oh, Founding President and Supervisor Raymond Wan, President Alex Huang, Chairman Jason Pu, Vice President Raymond Wong, Vice President Lydia Yang, Vice President Chi Wing Yan, Vice President Jeff Leung, Vice President Winson Lin, Vice President Michael Mao, Secretary General Iris Zhu, Executive Vice President Mike Wang, Vice President Bruno Yan, Vice President Alan Zhu, Executive Vice President Henry Ni, Treasurer Jenny Li, and Directors Delei Li, Nana Guo, Alan Ding, Mengdi Zhen, Peter Yip, Charles Li, Tiantian Hou, Frankie Li, Marco Zhang, Richard Bush, Derek Hu, Ray Kwok, Eva Hu, Ma Haiming, Kelson Luo, Steven Zeng, Judy Xie, Shenshu Zhang, Vivian Zheng, William Cao, David Ouyang, Jianfangzi de Douke'er, Aaron Li, Cindy Li, David Ding, and Zhenyong (Zen). Li, Linda Geng, Mike Du, Richard Wen, Feng Shan, Henry Wang, Yanshen Cao, Oliver Wu, Andy Gao, Felix Zhou, and Michael Lin.

Certificates of membership were awarded to all board members.

The event boasted a distinguished lineup of guests, including representatives from political parties and organizations such as Federal Members of Parliament Michael Ma and Shaun Chen, Deputy Consul General of the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto Cheng Hongbo, Ontario MPPs Aris Babikian and Peng Jinwei, Richmond Hill Deputy Mayor Chen Zhihui, Consuls Sun Shihao, Jiang Sheng, and Liu Hong from the Consulate General of the People's Republic of China in Toronto, Markham Regional Councillors Hu Jing and Li Guoxian, Vaughan Regional Councillor Mario Racco, Markham Councillors Yang Qiqing and Li Siyun, Richmond Hill Councillor Shao Haoran, Xu Qiang, Chief Representative of the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade in Canada, Wang Guobiao, Director of the Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office in Toronto, Jeff Zhang, Regional Director of the Canada China Business Council (CCBC), Chris Collucci, Chairman of the Markham Trade Bureau, and Zhang Jie, Chairman of the Richmond Hill Trade Bureau, among others.

Theme Sponsorship
Judy Xie, Head of Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc.

Diamond Sponsorship
Jiang Zhongjie, head of LOVEONLY

Supreme Sponsor

Platinum Sponsorship

Gold and silver sponsorship

Representatives from various business groups and organizations were also invited to attend, including: Judy Xie, Head of Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc. (theme sponsor); Jiang Zhongjie, Head of LOVEONLY (diamond sponsor); Lu Yuan, CEO of ICBC (Canada); Amy Siu of Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC); Ivy Sun, Vice President of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC); Carl Cai, CEO of OTT International Financial Group; Honorary Advisors Sun Zhifeng, Larry Law, Lu Rong, Zhou Jiancheng, Yang Hao, and Chen Kai; Qi Jia, Chairman of the Federation of Shenzhen Associations of Canada; Jiang Rui, Honorary President of the Jiangsu International Chamber of Commerce of Canada; Zhu Yan, Chairman of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Associations of Toronto; Henry Lee, Honorary Consul General of Malaysia; Raymond Chik, President of the Association of Chinese Canadian Entrepreneurs (ACCE); Henry Chui, President of the Chinese Canadian Congress of Toronto (TCCSA); and Stone, President of the Markham Vaughan Chinese Business Association. Yu, former president of the Markham-Washington Chinese Business Association Wen Jianye, chairman of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Cultural and Arts Organizations Zhang Jian, vice chairman of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Associations Xue Yongli, co-chairman of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Associations of Canada (Ontario) Li Jinghui, co-chairman of the Federation of Chinese Canadian Associations of Canada (Halifax) Eric Yeung, CEO of Sany Heavy Industry (Canada) Zhao Zizhao, former president of the Scarborough-York Region Chinese Business Association Lu Bingxiong, executive director of the Richmond Hill Trade Commission Monique Dennison, president of the Hebei Chamber of Commerce Nolan, secretary-general of the Federation of Shenzhen Associations of Canada Liu Ying, vice president of the Vancouver Architectural Association Fang Yan, president of the Alberta Architectural Association Liang Desheng, etc.

Alex Huang, President of the Canada-China Architects Association (CCCA), Raymond Wan, Founding President, Victor Oh, Honorary President and former Senator Victor Oh, and Charles Lee, Co-Honorary President of CCCA and former Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba, also sent their congratulations via video. They jointly reviewed the association's development over the past ten years and expressed their expectations for continued cooperation and exchange between the Canada-China construction industry and the Chinese construction industry.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, Ontario Minister of Seniors Raymond Cho, Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti, Richmond Hill Mayor David West, Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca, Ontario MPPs Penny Wai and Logan Kanapathi, Toronto City Councillors Nick Mantas and Jamaal Myers, Oakville City Councillor Dr. Scott Xie, and others also sent congratulatory letters to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the CCCA Association.

A charity fundraising event was also held during the gala to raise funds for the Mon Sheong Foundation. Diamond brand LOVEONLY donated diamonds for a charity raffle, with Director Andy Gao of Da Cheng Glass donating $2000, President Mr. Bin Alex Huang donating $1000, and Founding President Raymond Wan of Oriental Architecture donating $1000. Mon Sheong Foundation Vice President and Director Zheng Weidong accepted the $10,000 donation target on behalf of the organization and expressed his gratitude.

10th Anniversary Cake Cutting Ceremony

Honorary President Awarding Ceremony

Inauguration Ceremony of the Quebec-Canada-China Construction and Real Estate Association

In the presence of all the guests, the conference held an honorary president awarding ceremony for former Senator Victor Oh and an unveiling ceremony for the Quebec-Canada-China Construction and Real Estate Association (CCCA). The celebration reached its climax with the unveiling of a birthday cake symbolizing CCCA's 10th anniversary, followed by a cake-cutting ceremony.

The annual industry awards ceremony was also held that evening to recognize outstanding companies and organizations in the construction industry. The list of winners, selected by the industry recommendation and judging committee, includes:

Outstanding Construction Company Award: Global Building Supplies
Award presenters: CCCA President Alex Huang, Founding President Raymond Wan, Honorary President and former U.S. Senator Victor Oh
Award Recipient: Lin Huifang, representative of Global Building Materials; Lin Min

Outstanding Engineering Quality Award: Winford Windows Inc. | Hongfeng Door
Award presenters: Alex Huang, President of CCCA; Lu Yuan, CEO of ICBC (Canada)
Award Recipient: William Cao, Hongfeng Group

Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Construction Industry: Greensaving Group Inc. | Greensaving Heating and Cooling
Award presenters: Alex Huang, President of CCCA; Ivy Sun, Vice President of Royal Bank of Canada (RBC)
Award Recipient: David Ouyang, Green Source Heating and Cooling

Award for Outstanding Architectural Design: WPE Engineering Ltd. | Municipal Engineering Development
Award presenters: Alex Huang, President of CCCA; Carl Cai, CEO of OTT International Financial Group
Award Recipient: Mike Du, Municipal Engineering Development

Outstanding Contractor Award: Enrich Construction Ltd. | Specializing in Timber Structures
Award presenters: Alex Huang, President of CCCA; Iris Zhu, Irisky Wealth Management | Hongtian Wealth
Award Recipient: Richard Wen, Professional Timber Structures

Award for Outstanding Women in Architecture: Urban Congruence Ltd. | Professional Land Planner
Award presenters: Alex Huang, President of CCCA; Amy Siu, Business Development Bank of Canada (BDC)
Award Recipient: Cindy Li, Professional Land Planner

On the afternoon of the celebration, the association also hosted an industry exhibition and business forum. The forum focused on topics such as construction finance, development policy, risk management, and smart communities. Ontario MPP John Pang, Markham City Councillor John Lee, as well as representatives from construction developers, financial institutions, engineers, and industry consultants shared their insights, providing attendees with professional perspectives and in-depth exchanges.

This forum covers multiple topics, including: [Development and Practice of Drone-Based Smart Communities in Canada], [Investing in Multi-Family Homes Using Construction Loans and Government-Guaranteed Mortgages (CMHC)], [Risk Management and Construction Performance Guarantee for Investment Homes], [Latest Revisions and Development Trends in Main Street Development and Multi-Family Building Policies], and [Analysis of Key Aspects of "Three Connections and One Leveling" in Real Estate Development and Commercial Construction].

For the past ten years, the Canada-China Construction Association has been dedicated to building a platform for industry exchange and cooperation. Adhering to the principle of "resource sharing and win-win cooperation," it promotes resource integration and professional development within the construction industry, and assists new immigrant professionals in integrating into the Canadian construction market. In the future, the association will continue to play a bridging role, promoting cooperation between the Canada-China construction industry and driving innovative development within the sector.

As President Alex Huang stated in his address, "Ten years has been a journey of arduous progress and a testament to our collaborative journey. In the future, we will continue to strengthen industry cooperation and resource sharing to drive the construction industry towards higher-quality development. 'Ten Years of Shared Dedication, Building Dreams for the Future.' The Canada-China Construction Association will continue to work hand in hand with all sectors of society to create a broader prospect for the construction industry."

Special thanks to Aero Future Canada for their theme sponsorship and to the following nearly one hundred companies for their generous support of this celebration. The association will continue to support this event on its official website for a year. www.cccaonline.caThey promote their service information online.

Finally, special thanks to the following sponsors for providing the generous prizes for this grand event:

Living Water Resort & Spa, Living Water Resort, THE BRIARS, Jameson Luggage & Leather Goods, VIVA Home, Supreme Holiday, German Kitchen Appliances, Royal Bathroom and CFC Driven Fasteners.

Thank you for your generous support, which made tonight's luck and joy even more precious!

 

 

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February 10, 2026
CCCA's 10th Anniversary Celebration and Charity Awards Gala — Coming Soon!

Canadian Chinese Construction Association (CCP) CCCAIt was recently announced that it will...2026March 7 (Saturday)在Markham Hilton Convention Center(Hilton Toronto Markham Suites Conference Centre)Canada-China Architecture Association 10th Anniversary Celebration and Charity Awards GalaThis grand event is based on“"Ten Years of Unity, Building Dreams for the Future"”The event, themed "Four Great Achievements of the Association in Promoting Exchange and Cooperation between the Canadian and Chinese Construction Industries over the Past Ten Years," systematically reviewed the association's significant achievements and looked forward to new opportunities for the industry's future development.

Group photo of council members and guests

在 2July 7At the press conference, the president of the Canada-China Architectural AssociationAlex HuangIt is stated that the 10th anniversary celebration will be rich in content and diverse in form, and will cover...High-end industry forums, professional exhibitions, annual industry awards ceremonies, charity fundraising events, and wonderful cultural performances.The event is expected to bring together several important sections, including [list of sections].Hundreds of leading companies from the fields of construction, real estate, engineering, design, building materials and finance.,attractNearly a thousand industry elites, political and business leaders and professionalsThey gathered together to witness the industry's development achievements, recognize outstanding accomplishments, and promote resource sharing and win-win cooperation. He also expressed his special thanks.Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc.Sponsorship and support for the theme of this gala.

Speech by Alex Huang, President of the Canada-China Architectural Association

Founding President and Supervisor of the Canada-China Architectural AssociationRaymond WanIn his speech, he stated that against the backdrop of a sluggish real estate market and a pressured economic environment, the association hopes to leverage its tenth anniversary to fully demonstrate its capabilities.The Canada-China Architectural Association's platform advantage lies in its long history and significant influence within the Canadian Chinese architectural community.They engaged in in-depth exchanges with representatives from the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, as well as key decision-makers such as investment institutions, developers, contractors, and designers, to further boost industry confidence and expand opportunities for high-quality business cooperation.

Raymond Wan, Founding President and Chairman of the Board of Supervisors of the Canada-China Architectural Association, delivered a speech.

Judy Xie, Head of Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc., the theme sponsor, stated that the company, founded in 2021, is a leading provider of unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) system platforms and mission services in Canada, maintaining long-term and stable partnerships with relevant Canadian government agencies, Indigenous communities, and major logistics partners. Currently, AF-C is collaborating with Transport Canada to advance UAV operational testing. The company is committed to providing safe, stable, and scalable UAV solutions for civilian applications such as reconnaissance and surveillance, forest fire fighting and emergency rescue, logistics and medical delivery, and infrastructure inspection. In the future, AF-C plans to promote the large-scale production and application of high-performance low-altitude UAVs in Canada, improving industry efficiency through an integrated model of "platform + operation + training + mission services," supporting smart community development, and improving residents' quality of life and community well-being. She also wished the Canada-China Architectural Association's 10th anniversary celebration a complete success.

Judy Xie, Head of Aero Future Canada, the theme sponsor, delivered a speech.

Delei Li, representative of ICBC (Canada), delivered a speech.

To date, dignitaries who have sent congratulatory letters or confirmed their attendance at the Canada-China Architectural Association's 10th anniversary celebration include: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, former Senator Victor Oh, Markham Mayor Frank Scarpitti, Richmond Hill Mayor David West, and Vaughan Mayor Steven Del Duca, among others.

For the past ten years, the Canada-China Building Association has been actively promoting the industry and giving back to the community. The tenth anniversary gala will also raise funds for the renowned Canadian charity, the Mon Sheung Foundation. LoveOnly, a prominent diamond retailer, has donated diamonds worth CAD 50,000 for the charity raffle that evening. At the press conference, Ms. Chen Xuelan, Director of Development and Communications at the Mon Sheung Foundation, highly praised the Canada-China Building Association's member companies, "Hong Fung Windows & Doors" and "Air Tree Water Purification Systems," for their professional construction work on the Mon Sheung Pavilion, and presented President Alex with a calligraphy piece bearing the character "福" (fortune/blessing).

Speech by Ms. Chen Xuelan, Director of Development and Communications of the Meng Sheung Club

It is understood that the Canada-China Architectural Association will also hold a concurrent event on the afternoon of the 10th anniversary celebration. [2026 Construction Industry Forum]The forum will focus on cutting-edge issues in the Canadian construction and real estate development sector, covering several key themes, including:

  1. The Development and Practice of New Drone Communities in Canada;
  2. Registered professional planners create core value for builders and developers;
  3. The latest revisions and development trends of policies related to main street development and multi-unit buildings;
  4. How to leverage the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) to support the development of multi-family residential and condominium projects;
  5. Analysis of the key aspects of "three connections and one leveling" in real estate development and industrial and commercial construction;
  6. Application of construction performance guarantee and construction period project insurance in project risk management.

On the evening of the celebration, in addition to a variety of wonderful cultural performances and a generous lucky draw, a grand industry honors award ceremony will be held to pay high tribute to outstanding representatives who have made outstanding contributions to the field of architecture.

The proposed awards include:

  1. Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Construction Industry
  2. Excellent Engineering Quality Award
  3. Outstanding Architectural Design Award
  4. Outstanding Construction Enterprise Award
  5. Outstanding Contractor Award
  6. Award for Outstanding Women in Architecture

Currently, nominations for each award are being widely solicited from the industry, and the judging committee will conduct a rigorous review based on professional standards.

The Canada-China Architectural Association cordially invites guests from all walks of life to join us in this grand event, working hand in hand with industry leaders to propel the architectural industry to new heights. The Association will continue to serve as a window and bridge for the Chinese architectural community, deepening cross-cultural cooperation and understanding. We look forward to witnessing this landmark moment with you.

Press Conference Hosts: Michael Mao (Moshi Architecture) & Iris Zhu (Hongtian Wealth)

The event schedule is as follows:

dateMarch 7, 2026 (Saturday)
Forums and Exhibitions14:00 – 17:00
Awards Gala18:00 – 22:00
PlaceHilton Markham Convention Center
(Hilton Toronto Markham Suites Conference Center)
address：8500 Warden Avenue, Markham, ON L6G 1A5
Dress codeFormal dress or dress

Special thanks to the following sponsors (first batch)

Theme Sponsorship

Aero Future Canada (AF-C) Inc.

Diamond Sponsorship

Love Only

Supreme Sponsor

Eastway Group | Oriental Architecture

Ample Electric | Ample Power Engineering
Global Building Supplies｜Global Building Materials
Urban Congruence Ltd | Professional Land Planners
Winford Windows | Hongfeng Doors and Windows
Greensaving Group | Green Source Heating and Cooling

Award Sponsorship
BDC | Business Development Bank of Canada
ICBC (Canada) | Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (Canada)
OTT Financial Group | Fangyuan International
Irisky Weath Management | Hongtian Wealth

Platinum Sponsorship

Mr. Bin | Gardening, Building Materials, Wood-Plastic Composite Concrete

CHI WING Construction｜Zhi Rong Architectural Design

Con-Well Construction｜Huixing Construction & Decoration
Fotile Canada | Fotile (Canada) Appliances

elink | XiaoeTong (Canada)
CFC Driven Fasteners
Aurora Lighting & Electrical Supply

Enrich Construction Ltd. | Professional Timber Structures

JET Design Architecture

Gold Sponsor
Benestone Construction | Benestone Architecture
Furnish & Co. | Mousse Home Furnishings
Hans Steel Canada

Permacon | Stone Brick Factory
Wisetronic | Smart POS System
Bucalu Windows & Doors｜Bucalu System Windows and Doors
Homewell Construction
Z Square Group | Z Square Construction Group
Midea Canada | Midea Air Conditioner
Ted Design
Unilock | Stone Brick Factory
First Glass & Mirror｜Great Wall Glass
Window Star | Aluminum Doors, Windows, and Kitchen Cabinets
Vortex Fire Protection
Homeworld Roofing
Arto Kitchen And Millwork｜Oriental Kitchen Cabinets
Zima Home & Hardware
Air Tree | Home Water Purification Equipment
Mandarin Surveyors | Geomancy and Geodesy
Sakura Canada | Sakura brand range hood
Ornaments Canada | Canadian Ironworks
Luxe Stone and Tile
Lotus Landscaping Group | Lotus Horticulture
Tsun Tat Construction｜Junda Construction Engineering
Wang Architects Inc.
TAES Architects Inc.
AIBAO Insurance
PEO Leadership Asia
First Class Realty｜Leading Peak Real Estate
ZEL Consulting | Land Development
Smarco Building Solutions Inc.
WPE Engineering | Municipal Engineering Development
Douker Developments | Building Houses with Bean Shells
DH Roofing
Canada Computer & Electronics
S2 Consulting | Multi-Consulting Group
DTS Advance Logistics | Priority Logistics
Tesco Building Supplies｜Tesco Building Materials
BESSO Floor & Decor
Maple Precast Ltd.
Uniteck Hardware Inc.
GO Tap Plus – Hao Wong
Kaiwei Glass & Mirror Ltd.
FR Concrete 2021 Ltd
Chuang Fan Landscaping｜Chuang Fan Architecture & Gardening
JNF | Bright Industry Advertising Signs
Longray Plumbing
REMAX Excel｜Sharon
Tech Tap Mechanical
REMAX Excel｜Sammy Hui Team
Canhome | Jiaxiong Immigration
ACL Displayworks
Phoenix Financial | Kunpeng International Financial

Bonvica Design INC

Silver Sponsorship

The Crupi Group

Northwood Mortgages | Jewish Financial Loans

Sunrise Windows & Doors

Martin Ma Financial Insurance

Sunny Windows | Xinli Windows & Doors

Family Dentistry | Dr. Lin Weimin

RE/MAX | Dr. Xu, Luxury Home Expert

Prize sponsorship

Briars Resort & Spa

CFC Driven Fasteners

The Canada-China Architectural Association stated that its tenth anniversary is not only an important milestone in its development but also a significant opportunity to unite various sectors. The Association is now officially launching a sponsorship and partnership program for its tenth anniversary celebrations, and cordially invites partners from all walks of life to participate. For details regarding sponsorship and partnerships, please contact the main organizers of the event.

Sponsorship/Partnership Opportunities & Inquiries Welcome:

President of the Canada-China Architects Association: Alex Huang, Phone: 416-859-3328

Treasurer of the Canada-China Architectural Association: Jenny Li, Phone: 416-388-9018

Secretary of the Canada-China Architects Association: Rebecca Liu, Phone: 647-988-0738

Official website: www.cccaonline.ca

邮箱：info2.ccca@gmail.com

 

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