Markets

134 markets, one code framework

Every market page names the code in force, the office that enforces it, and what inspectors actually fail buildings on there. Pick a market; run a scope against it.

Ontario

2024 Ontario Building Code (O. Reg. 163/24)

Toronto

Tier 1 · 61,200 commercial buildings

Ottawa

Tier 1 · 19,800 commercial buildings

Hamilton

Tier 1 · 12,700 commercial buildings

Mississauga

Tier 1 · 15,300 commercial buildings

Brampton

Tier 1 · 11,200 commercial buildings

London

Tier 2 · 9,400 commercial buildings

Kitchener

Tier 2 · 7,100 commercial buildings

Windsor

Tier 2 · 5,900 commercial buildings

Oakville

Tier 3 · 4,900 commercial buildings

Burlington

Tier 3 · 4,600 commercial buildings

Guelph

Tier 3 · 3,800 commercial buildings

Vaughan

Tier 2 · 7,600 commercial buildings

Markham

Tier 2 · 7,300 commercial buildings

Richmond Hill

Tier 3 · 4,400 commercial buildings

Oshawa

Tier 2 · 4,700 commercial buildings

Barrie

Tier 2 · 4,200 commercial buildings

St. Catharines

Tier 2 · 4,000 commercial buildings

Kingston

Tier 3 · 3,600 commercial buildings

Greater Sudbury

Tier 3 · 3,700 commercial buildings

Thunder Bay

Tier 3 · 2,900 commercial buildings

Peterborough

Tier 3 · 2,400 commercial buildings

Belleville

Tier 3 · 1,800 commercial buildings

Brantford

Tier 3 · 2,800 commercial buildings

Cambridge

Tier 3 · 3,500 commercial buildings

Milton

Tier 3 · 3,100 commercial buildings

Ajax

Tier 3 · 2,900 commercial buildings

Whitby

Tier 3 · 3,000 commercial buildings

Sarnia

Tier 3 · 2,100 commercial buildings

Newmarket

Tier 3 · 2,400 commercial buildings

Pickering

Tier 3 · 2,700 commercial buildings

Caledon

Tier 3 · 2,100 commercial buildings

Niagara Falls

Tier 3 · 2,500 commercial buildings

Waterloo

Tier 2 · 3,300 commercial buildings

Chatham-Kent

Tier 2 · 2,800 commercial buildings

Norfolk County

Tier 3 · 1,800 commercial buildings

Welland

Tier 3 · 1,500 commercial buildings

North Bay

Tier 3 · 1,400 commercial buildings

Sault Ste. Marie

Tier 3 · 1,900 commercial buildings

Cornwall

Tier 3 · 1,300 commercial buildings

Timmins

Tier 3 · 1,100 commercial buildings

Orillia

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Woodstock

Tier 3 · 1,300 commercial buildings

Stratford

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Owen Sound

Tier 3 · 600 commercial buildings

Bradford West Gwillimbury

Tier 3 · 1,200 commercial buildings

Halton Hills

Tier 3 · 1,700 commercial buildings

British Columbia

British Columbia Building Code 2024 (BC Reg. 216/2023)

Vancouver

Tier 1 · 21,400 commercial buildings

Surrey

Tier 1 · 10,600 commercial buildings

Victoria

Tier 2 · 8,900 commercial buildings

Burnaby

Tier 2 · 6,900 commercial buildings

Richmond

Tier 3 · 5,600 commercial buildings

Kelowna

Tier 3 · 4,100 commercial buildings

Abbotsford

Tier 3 · 3,900 commercial buildings

Kamloops

Tier 3 · 2,600 commercial buildings

Nanaimo

Tier 3 · 2,500 commercial buildings

Chilliwack

Tier 3 · 2,300 commercial buildings

Coquitlam

Tier 2 · 3,400 commercial buildings

Langley

Tier 3 · 3,200 commercial buildings

West Kelowna

Tier 3 · 1,000 commercial buildings

Vernon

Tier 3 · 1,200 commercial buildings

Penticton

Tier 3 · 1,000 commercial buildings

Courtenay

Tier 3 · 800 commercial buildings

Campbell River

Tier 3 · 1,000 commercial buildings

Cranbrook

Tier 3 · 600 commercial buildings

Prince George

Tier 3 · 2,100 commercial buildings

Delta

Tier 2 · 2,900 commercial buildings

Maple Ridge

Tier 3 · 2,500 commercial buildings

New Westminster

Tier 3 · 2,100 commercial buildings

North Vancouver

Tier 3 · 1,600 commercial buildings

Port Coquitlam

Tier 3 · 1,700 commercial buildings

Alberta

National Building Code – 2023 Alberta Edition

Calgary

Tier 1 · 27,800 commercial buildings

Edmonton

Tier 1 · 23,600 commercial buildings

Red Deer

Tier 3 · 2,700 commercial buildings

Lethbridge

Tier 3 · 2,600 commercial buildings

Fort McMurray

Tier 3 · 1,600 commercial buildings

Airdrie

Tier 3 · 2,000 commercial buildings

St. Albert

Tier 3 · 1,800 commercial buildings

Grande Prairie

Tier 3 · 1,700 commercial buildings

Medicine Hat

Tier 3 · 1,700 commercial buildings

Spruce Grove

Tier 3 · 1,000 commercial buildings

Leduc

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Fort Saskatchewan

Tier 3 · 700 commercial buildings

Okotoks

Tier 3 · 800 commercial buildings

Cochrane

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Quebec

Code de construction, Chapitre I – Bâtiment (NBC 2015 base, Quebec amendments)

Montreal

Tier 1 · 43,100 commercial buildings

Quebec City

Tier 1 · 13,900 commercial buildings

Laval

Tier 2 · 8,200 commercial buildings

Gatineau

Tier 2 · 6,100 commercial buildings

Longueuil

Tier 2 · 5,400 commercial buildings

Sherbrooke

Tier 3 · 4,100 commercial buildings

Trois-Rivières

Tier 3 · 3,300 commercial buildings

Saguenay

Tier 3 · 3,200 commercial buildings

Lévis

Tier 3 · 3,100 commercial buildings

Terrebonne

Tier 2 · 3,200 commercial buildings

Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

Tier 3 · 2,600 commercial buildings

Repentigny

Tier 3 · 2,300 commercial buildings

Brossard

Tier 3 · 2,500 commercial buildings

Drummondville

Tier 3 · 2,100 commercial buildings

Saint-Jerome

Tier 3 · 2,200 commercial buildings

Granby

Tier 3 · 1,900 commercial buildings

Shawinigan

Tier 3 · 1,300 commercial buildings

Rimouski

Tier 3 · 1,300 commercial buildings

Victoriaville

Tier 3 · 1,300 commercial buildings

Rouyn-Noranda

Tier 3 · 1,100 commercial buildings

Val-d'Or

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Sept-Iles

Tier 3 · 700 commercial buildings

Salaberry-de-Valleyfield

Tier 3 · 1,100 commercial buildings

Manitoba

Manitoba Building Code (adopts the NBC — confirm current edition)

Winnipeg

Tier 1 · 16,400 commercial buildings

Brandon

Tier 3 · 1,400 commercial buildings

Steinbach

Tier 3 · 500 commercial buildings

Winkler

Tier 3 · 400 commercial buildings

Saskatchewan

NBC 2020 as adopted under The Construction Codes Act (confirm current edition)

Saskatoon

Tier 2 · 7,400 commercial buildings

Regina

Tier 2 · 6,200 commercial buildings

Moose Jaw

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Prince Albert

Tier 3 · 1,000 commercial buildings

Swift Current

Tier 3 · 500 commercial buildings

Nova Scotia

Nova Scotia Building Code Regulations (adopt the NBC — confirm current edition)

Halifax

Tier 2 · 9,800 commercial buildings

Sydney

Tier 3 · 800 commercial buildings

Truro

Tier 3 · 300 commercial buildings

Dartmouth

Tier 3 · 2,500 commercial buildings

New Brunswick

NBC as adopted under the Building Code Administration Act (confirm current edition)

Moncton

Tier 3 · 2,700 commercial buildings

Fredericton

Tier 3 · 1,900 commercial buildings

Saint John

Tier 3 · 2,000 commercial buildings

Dieppe

Tier 3 · 800 commercial buildings

Miramichi

Tier 3 · 500 commercial buildings

Bathurst

Tier 3 · 300 commercial buildings

Newfoundland and Labrador

NBC as adopted provincially (confirm current edition)

St. John's

Tier 3 · 3,200 commercial buildings

Corner Brook

Tier 3 · 500 commercial buildings

Mount Pearl

Tier 3 · 600 commercial buildings

Prince Edward Island

NBC 2020 as adopted under the Building Codes Act (confirm current edition)

Charlottetown

Tier 3 · 1,800 commercial buildings

Summerside

Tier 3 · 400 commercial buildings

Yukon

NBC as adopted territorially (confirm current edition)

Whitehorse

Tier 3 · 900 commercial buildings

Northwest Territories

NBC as adopted territorially (confirm current edition)

Yellowknife

Tier 3 · 700 commercial buildings

Nunavut

NBC as adopted territorially (confirm current edition)

Iqaluit

Tier 3 · 300 commercial buildings