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Aug 19
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Recap: Softball Social 2026

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Surrey, B.C. — On Saturday, August 15, the mechanical contracting community showed up and showed out for the first-ever MCABC NextGen Softball Social.

Hosted by MCABC’s NextGen Board, the family-friendly event brought together owners and apprentices, office and field staff, and friends and furry companions for a day of spirited competition and camaraderie.

Eight teams took to the field to square off for the coveted NextGen Cup:

  1. Burners (RAM Mechanical)
  2. DIV15 (Division 15 Mechanical)
  3. Davidson Dingers (Davidson Bros. Mechanical)
  4. The Johnson Control (Johnson Controls)
  5. Polar Pete’s Sluggers (Fraser Valley Refrigeration)
  6. Team Vaughan Ventures (Vaughan Ventures)
  7. Victaulic (Victaulic)
  8. Wrench Warmers (Phase Mechanical)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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From the first pitch to the final inning, teams battled through a schedule of back-to-back games, with plenty of dugout banter and memorable plays along the way.

While there was plenty of action on the field, the atmosphere off the field was every bit as exciting. Family and friends cheered their loved ones on from the bleachers. Rival teams chirped their competitors from the clubhouse patio. And Body Energy Club kept everyone refreshed and energized throughout the day with smoothie and electrolyte samples.

A special thank you goes out to our sponsors for helping make this inaugural event possible:

Diamond Sponsor

  • The Home Depot Pro

Dugout Sponsors

  • Fraser Valley Refrigeration
  • Vaughan Ventures
  • Victaulic

As the tournament drew to a close, a well-oiled Victaulic squad secured a showdown with the dangerous Davidson Dingers in a championship final for the ages.

The crowd of family, friends, and other teams who had stuck around were left on the edge of their seats as they were treated to an exhibition of incredible diving catches, clutch double-plays, and multiple out-of-the-park home runs.

In the end, it was Victaulic who edged out their worthy opponents in a thrilling game to become the first-ever MCABC NextGen Softball Social champions. Congratulations to the Victaulic Team, captained by the NextGen Director Tayler Hinger!

Victaulic lifting the first-ever NextGen Cup!

However, not every award was decided by what happened on the scoreboard. The Best Dressed Team Award went to Polar Pete’s Sluggers (Fraser Valley Refrigeration), whose custom-designed logo, matching hats, and bucketloads of personality turned heads throughout the tournament.

Polar Pete’s Sluggers (Fraser Valley Refrigeration) taking home the title of Best Dressed Team!

Thank you to everyone who came out to play, cheer, and support the event. The strong turnout, energy, and atmosphere made for a fantastic first year, and we couldn’t have asked for a better start to the NextGen Softball Social legacy.

We look forward to seeing everyone back on the diamond next year!

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the only dedicated representative for the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia—the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

Aug 12
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Inside the Golf Classic: Mic’d Up with Bobby Braze

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If you were at last Thursday’s MCABC Golf Classic, you no doubt saw Bobby Braze out and about on the course. Armed with questionable audio equipment and plenty of curiosity, he caught up with golfers and sponsors for some memorable conversations.

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the only dedicated representative for the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia—the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

 

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

Aug 12
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Recap: Golf Classic 2026

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Surrey, B.C. — The 2026 MCABC Golf Classic got off to a lively start long before the first tee shot. New for this year, a pre-game party gave players the chance to catch up with industry peers over a casual lunch and enjoy a high-energy atmosphere set by DJ Ev O’Reilly on the decks.

Around the clubhouse, players shared laughs, compared superhero-themed outfits, and stopped by the Ending Violence Association of BC (EVA-BC) booth to buy mulligans, enter the lucky draw, and learn more about EVA-BC’s important work. Nearby, Body Energy Club kept golfers refreshed with complimentary smoothies.

The stage was set for an epic day ahead.

Before we dive into the highlights from this year, let’s first give a huge shoutout to our sponsors. From on-course activities and refreshments to contests, prizes, and interactive experiences, our sponsors make this event what it is:

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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One of the day’s first crowd-pleasers came just before the shotgun start, when golfers were led through a group warm-up by personal trainer Rosie Yapp. The jury’s still out on whether it made for longer drives, but it certainly got folks loosened up!

The fun continued with the Mega Putt challenge, where players stood in two massive circles around the practice greens and simultaneously putted dozens of golf balls toward the same hole. Naturally, it was the best kind of chaos.

Out on course, our hole sponsors kept the energy high with games, contests, refreshments, and creative activations that added a fun twist to the round. Bobby Braze was also out and about—stopping teams and sponsors for interviews and capturing some of the stories, personalities, and friendly rivalries that unfolded along the way.

The hero theme was a hit, with many golfers clearly bring their A-Game. From subtle touches to full-blown costumes, the theme added an extra layer of fun and plenty of great photo opportunities to the day.

This year’s tournament also produced one of golf’s most special moments.

On the 11th hole on the Ridge, Monre Bester, Risk Manager at PCL Construction and guest of MCABC member Division 15 Mechanical, scored an incredible Hole in One. Even more incredible, this was his group’s starting hole and Monre’s first shot of the day!

Congratulations, Monre, on this extraordinary achievement.

After a memorable afternoon on the course, players gathered for the evening reception, where the new format proved to be a crowd favourite. With attendees free to move around the room, grab a bite, catch up with their peers, and swap stories from the fairways, the energy remained high well into the evening.

We were pleased to welcome Ninu Kang, Executive Director of EVA-BC, and Jamie Taras, former BC Lion and EVA-BC ambassador, to help us present some prizes and speak to the important work the organization does to tackle gender-based violence in B.C.

Congratulations to the many contest, raffle, and prize winners—and a special shoutout to our tournament champions this year:

Ridge: Brittany Manulak (Concept Mechanical Group), Jay Manulak (Concept Mechanical Group), Mark Macaulay (Summit Brooke Construction), Jon Brandt (Summit Brooke Construction)

Canal: Mark Gamache (Milwaukee Tool), Matt Funk (Milwaukee Tool), Hogan Steiss (Spitfire Controls), Kevin Kyle (Progressive Safety)

Whether it was the pre-game party, the great conversations, the hearty laughs, or the memorable golf shots—one thing’s for certain: the 2026 MCABC Golf Classic delivered a day to remember both on and off the course.

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Thank You to Our 2026 Sponsors:

Recovery Zone Sponsor
Fortify Wellness

Reception & Awards Sponsor
Air System Supplies

Pre-Game Lunch Sponsor
UA Local 170

Golf Ball Sponsor
Noble British Columbia

Refreshment Carts Sponsor
Concept Mechanical Group

Flag Sponsor
Mechanical Industrial Relations Association

Par-Tee Games Sponsor
Charlotte Pipe and Foundry

Signature Hole Sponsors

  • Bibby-Ste-Croix
  • E.H. Price Solutions
  • Engineered Air
  • Genesis Building Controls
  • HSL Automation Ltd.
  • Hudson Sales
  • KD Engineering
  • Nitro Pipe Freeze Inc.
  • Pace Solutions
  • Thermo 2000
  • Vancouver Mechanical Supply
  • Vibra-Sonic
  • Wilson M. Beck Insurance
  • XRadar

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the only dedicated representative for the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia—the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

Jul 09
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Must-Watch Golf Classic Tips from Industry’s Lowest Handicapper

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Armed with a cape, a 500-yard drive, and a few “gimmes” of questionable length, Bobby Braze is sharing his secrets in a new and exclusive video. Watch now, then register for the MCABC Golf Classic on August 6.

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the only dedicated representative for the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia—the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

 

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

Jul 06
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Step Up to the Plate for the NextGen Softball Social

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Step up to the plate for our first-ever industry softball tournament and see if you’ve got what it takes to lift the inaugural NextGen Cup. Hear from our NextGen Board members on why you should join them on August 15, then get ready to play!

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About

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

 

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

Jun 23
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Recap: 2026 Leadership Conference

By Advocacy, Education, Events, Latest, Skilled Trades

Vancouver, B.C. — Making its Vancouver debut at the Westin Bayshore on June 10–11, the 2026 MCABC Leadership Conference brought B.C.’s mechanical contracting industry together for a day-and-a-half of expert insight, high-impact networking, and forward-looking conversation.

A pre-Conference Profitability Bootcamp set the tone with a focused, practical exploration of the fundamentals of running a stronger business—from risk management and financial controls to HR practices, performance management, and navigating contract changes and delay claims.

That momentum carried straight into the Opening Night Reception. An immersive tradeshow, food stations from around the world, and an interactive Games Night—including a crowd-favourite giant Jenga setup that rarely sat idle—ensured the evening struck a strong balance between high-energy entertainment and meaningful connection.

Day two promised the meat and potatoes of this year’s standout educational agenda—and it did not disappoint. Bridging big-picture thinking and actionable takeaways, a future-forward approach was reflected not only in the topics explored, but in the voices leading the discussion.

The morning kicked off with opening keynote Anna Sainsbury (GeoComply), one of two globally recognized Vancouverites bookending Thursday’s sessions. Anna cut through the hype around AI, reframing it as a practical tool every business can leverage to drive performance, before moderating an industry panel where the emphasis was on real-world applications and success stories.

From there, the focus widened to the broader forces shaping the industry. Linda Nazareth (Macdonald-Laurier Institute) provided clarity on navigating economic uncertainty while Laura Lurz (SkilledTradesBC) outlined what B.C.’s recent $241M trades training investment means for the future workforce. Keith Baldrey (Global BC) added clear-eyed political context, followed by a timely session with representatives from the Ministries of Infrastructure and Attorney General on the Prompt Payment Discussion Paper and how industry can help shape the Act’s regulations.

During breaks, attendees could be found deep in conversation while MC Adam conducted live interviews with Tradeshow and Tech Table exhibitors, helping attendees discover innovative solutions, emerging technologies, and new ideas shaping the future of the industry. Meanwhile, champion soccer freestyler Grayson Allen helped maintain a lively atmosphere throughout the day.

Opportunity was the throughline post-lunch, with Jacqueline Spray (BC Hydro) leading a session on how evolving capital and energy plans are opening doors for mechanical contractors. This same lens carried into the discussion on workforce development, where Lucy Griffith (Vancouver Community College)’s presentation and panel explored modernised apprenticeship pathways and industry’s role in shaping a more responsive, future-ready training system.

The Conference came to a powerful close with Mark Brand (Upward Kitchens), who brought the focus back to people in a way that felt both timeless and urgent.  His reflections on leadership, community, and radical collaboration made it clear that prioritizing people isn’t just an effective leadership strategy—it’s part of how our industry can solve its workforce challenges. The standing ovation that followed spoke to how Mark’s simple but impactful message truly hit home.

A sense of connection carried naturally into the Closing Reception, where conversations continued, new ones began, and the energy of the past day-and-a-half lingered into the evening. It was a fitting finish—one that reflected not just what was discussed on stage, but what’s required to turn ideas into action and Build for What’s Next.

The conversations, connections, and momentum are already carrying forward. If this year’s debut in Vancouver is any indication, the MCABC Leadership Conference will only continue to grow in impact, energy, and influence.

We’ll see you in 2027… back in Vancouver!

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Thank You to Our Sponsors

The 2026 MCABC Leadership Conference was made possible through the support of our sponsors. Thank you for your continued investment in our industry and for helping bring this event to life.

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Breakfast Sponsor

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Coffee Break Sponsors

Interview Suite Sponsor

Lanyard Sponsor

Hot Desk Lounge Sponsor

Gifting Sponsors

 

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand. manufacturers.

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

May 20
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Recap: OK Tee-Off

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Kelowna, B.C. — The 2026 MCABC OK Tee-Off brought a bold western twist to the Black Mountain Golf Club course—setting the tone for a day defined by a strong turnout, standout team spirit, and a level of energy that carried from arrival through to the final awards. 

Before we get into the highlights, a big shoutout to our sponsors. From on-course activations to post-round experiences, your support made this event what it was. 

Recovery Zone Sponsor : Fortify Wellness
Golf Cart Sponsor: Victaulic 
Signature Hole Sponsors 
  • Bibby St-Croix 
  • E.H. Price Solutions 
  • Engineered Air 
  • Genesis 
  • HSL Automation Ltd 
  • Kal-West Mechanical 
  • Milwaukee Tool 
  • Vancouver Mechanical Supply 
  • Wilson M. Beck Insurance 

From the moment attendees arrived, it was clear teams came ready to commit. The Walk of Western Fame turned heads, with groups showing up in coordinated western looks that set the tone for the day. It wasn’t about playing it safe—it was about showing up, standing out, and having some fun with it. 

The opening festivities kept things moving. “Cowboy Jake” demonstrated how to lasso, with attendee attempts resulting in varying levels of success, while others leaned into the theme with Wanted-style team photos. Add in a cowboy cookout, and the energy carried seamlessly into the start of play. 

Out on the course, the energy only built. Sponsors kept teams engaged between swings with a lineup of interactive challenges and crowd-pleasing stops—from putting contests at Vancouver Mechanical Supply to fresh-off-the-grill sausages from Wilson M. Beck, while Kal-West kept things cool with slushies. 

Back at the clubhouse, the Fortify Wellness Recovery Zone stole the show. 

As the day wrapped, everyone sat down to a well-earned steak dinner before awards and prizes closed things out. One of the standout items up for grabs? A custom MCABC golf hat complete with ball marker—already earning its spot as a must-win piece of swag. 

On the leaderboard, things stayed tight right to the end—finishing in a rare tie: 

Joint Champions
Tyler Sproule + Wil Irvine (Hy-Line Sales); Mathew Harron (Noble BC); Chris Court (CNC Plumbing and Heating).
Genesis Building Controls: Trent Novakowski, Jake Harman, James Carter, Jack Nelson

Best Dressed
Genesis Building Controls: Trent Novakowski, Jake Harman, James Carter, Jack Nelson 

Closest to the Pin
Craig Shirra (guest) 

Longest Drive
Chris Court (guest) 

Additional prize winners included: 

  • Engineered Air cooler bag and accessories — Pat Dunne (guest) 
  • Milwaukee Packout Charging Speaker — Steven Benjamin (guest) 
  • EVA-BC BC Lions ticket draw — Jeff Dale 

Grey Cup champions and Central Okanagan Sports Hall of Fame inductees Jason Crumb and Mike Crumb also joined us on the day!

From big swings to bigger personalities, OK Tee-Off was a reminder that the best moments happen somewhere between the competition and the camaraderie. 

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And if OK Tee-Off was any indication, summer is just getting started. From the newly reimagined MCABC Golf Classic to the NextGen Softball Social and The Ultimate Catch Fishing Derby, there are plenty more opportunities to connect, compete, and make the most of the months ahead. With the same energy, camaraderie, and industry spirit on display throughout the season, MCABC’s summer event lineup is shaping up to be one to remember. ☀️⛳🥎🎣

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Save the Date for next year’s OK Tee-Off! May 7, 2027

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand. manufacturers.

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

May 14
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MCABC to Co-Host German Delegation of Innovative Manufacturers

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Vancouver, B.C. — MCABC is excited to partner with the Canadian German Chamber of Industry and Commerce to host a high‑profile German delegation of innovative building‑technology manufacturers for a business and networking event at SFU’s Vancouver Campus on June 3.

Following early support from MCABC, including a letter of support provided last year, the MCABC Board of Directors is pleased to see this international collaboration come to life.

“Innovation is one of MCABC’s six pillars,” says Kim Barbero, CEO. “We are honoured to partner with the international chamber network to share technological advancements with our industry.”

The event brings a global perspective on energy efficiency directly to B.C.’s construction and mechanical contracting industries and reflects MCABC’s commitment to ensuring members have access to leading‑edge ideas, technologies, and solutions for delivering high-performance buildings.

Funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy, it offers a unique opportunity for six German companies to connect directly with mechanical contractors and building‑industry stakeholders.

The event will kick off with a networking meeting and product presentations, followed by lunch and one-on-one B2B meetings to explore specific opportunities for collaboration.*

The schedule is as follows:

  • 9:00 am-11:45 am: Company Presentations + Moderated Q&A
  • 11:45 am-12:45 pm: Networking Lunch
  • 1:00 pm-5:00 pm: One-on-One B2B Meetings with Delegates

Four of the six visiting manufacturers are primarily focused on solutions for HVAC contractors, including de‑centralized heating and ventilation systems, installation technologies, and services:

Attendance is free, but registration is required.

👉 Register here: https://bit.ly/42GIIhn

MCABC encourages contractors and building stakeholders to take advantage of this rare opportunity to engage directly with international innovators, explore new technologies, and build relationships that can support future projects and partnerships.

We look forward to welcoming you as we connect B.C.’s mechanical contracting sector with global leaders in energy efficiency.

❓ To learn more about the visiting delegates and view the detailed agenda, click here.

*Those interested in scheduling a one-on-one meeting are asked to contact Marvin Kalla (marvin.kalla@germanchamber.ca) without delay, as there are limited spots available.

 

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

May 07
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Recap: NextGen Stepping Up

By Education, Events, Latest

Port Moody, B.C. — MCABC’s NextGen returned to Port Moody on April 30 for another lively education and networking pub night – bringing together emerging and established industry leaders for a mix of insight, reflection, and connection.

The evening kicked off with the 2026 NextGen AGM, where seven nominees were elected to the NextGen Board of Directors:

  • Mic Cagnoni, Phase Mechanical Systems
  • Tayler Hinger, Victaulic
  • Pierre Huneault, ProWest Sales
  • Scott Kenward (Past Chair), Trotter & Morton
  • Will Schwarz, UA Piping Industry College of BC
  • Shelby Sullivan, Sullivan Mechanical
  • Eddie Vaughan, Vaughan Ventures

Congratulations to our newly elected NextGen Board Directors!

In his report to members, Chair Scott Kenward reflected on his two years at the helm and recognized the important role NextGen plays in building leadership capacity across the industry. He also took the opportunity to publicly announce the NextGen Softball Social slated for August 15, 2026.

With the AGM wrapped up, attention turned to the evening’s featured education, Stepping Up: Skills, Strategies, & Relationships You Need to Lead. Certified high-performance coach Graham Snowfield took to the stage and delivered a thought-provoking session on stepping into leadership with intention.

Noting that a quarter of the industry’s workforce is set to retire within the next decade, Graham emphasized the opportunities on the horizon for young industry professionals. He then shared a practical roadmap rooted in three core ideas:

  • Identify where you are, where you need to be, and a plan for bridging the gap
  • Start treating relationships as critical career infrastructure, including mentorships
  • Invest in professional development early, because the returns compound exponentially

These themes carried into a lively Q&A, where the group drilled down into how to foster leadership across teams, how to stay motivated and motivate others, how to quantify the impact of relationships, and other challenges.

From there, the evening shifted into casual networking, with attendees putting Graham’s insights into action – reconnecting with peers, meeting new faces, and sharing laughs over a beer and a burger.

Events like Stepping Up highlight NextGen’s role as a catalyst for connection and professional growth. By creating opportunities for emerging leaders to build skills, strengthen relationships, and find their voice, the NextGen Board is helping shape the future of B.C.’s mechanical contracting industry.

Thank you to Train Wreck Brewing and Truckin’ BBQ for keeping our guests well looked after, and a huge shoutout to our event sponsors, Vaughan Ventures and Davidson Bros. Mechanical, for supporting the next generation of industry leaders.

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Want to relive a piece of the action? Check out our full event photo gallery.

 

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Save the Date for the NextGen Softball Social

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About MCABC

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand. manufacturers.

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058

Apr 15
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The Good, the Bad, and the OK (Tee-Off)

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Yee-haw! OK Tee-Off returns for its second rodeo on May 8, 2026 at the Black Mountain Golf Club in Kelowna, and spots are going faster than a chuckwagon at supper time.

This year’s tournament features an 18-hole shotgun-style hoedown, all-day Cowboy Cookout, 19th Hole Recovery Zone, Par-Tee Games, Winners’ Feast, and more. It’s gearing up to be just as much of a hootenanny as last year — and then some.

Meanwhile, out on the range, one man’s got some tips for ya’ll. Whether or not you should take them is a different story. World, meet Bobby Braze…

Register Now: https://resources.mcabc.org/event-6545918

Sponsor Now: https://resources.mcabc.org/event-6551279

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About

The Mechanical Contractors Association of B.C. (MCABC) is the dedicated representative of the mechanical contracting industry in British Columbia – the industry with the largest share of skilled trades workers in the construction sector. As the connection to industry excellence for our diverse membership, we deliver education and professional development programs that enable high standards of practice and business success. Through advocacy and strong industry partnerships, we influence policy and regulatory development at all levels of government, advancing the interests of our industry and improving its ability to meet B.C.’s growing infrastructure demand.

 

Media Contact

Conor Brendan Dunne
Manager, Communications & Stakeholder Engagement

cdunne@mcabc.org
(604) 205-5058