Meet Our Sponsors
We are proud to acknowledge the generous support of our 2026 conference sponsors. Their commitment helps make this event possible and supports our mission to bring together heritage professionals from across the province.
We invite you to learn more about each sponsor below.
45th Anniversary Sponsor
Founded in 2012, O4 Architecture is a Canadian practice specializing in public sector projects, including civic, cultural, recreational, and community facilities. The studio works closely with public clients and community stakeholders to ensure context-driven designs. Guided by four interconnected pillars: people, place, process, and responsibility, O4 focuses on creating architecture that supports communities over the long term. Learn more about O4 Architecture.
Conference Title Sponsor
BCAHP is the Western-most chapter of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP). They are a diverse group of professionals representing a wide range of specialized experts who work in the heritage and cultural conservation field, helping to develop and improve provincial and regional heritage matters. BCAHP members include archaeologists, architects, building conservation experts, cultural advisors, cultural landscape specialists, engineers, historians, planners, and more. Learn more about BCHAP.
Keynote Speakers Sponsor
The Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) is a local government federation, consisting of four municipalities (District of Lillooet, Village of Pemberton, Resort Municipality of Whistler and District of Squamish) and four unincorporated rural Electoral Areas (A, B, C and D), operating on the traditional territories of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish), St’át’imc and Líl’wat Nations. The SLRD’s mission is to enhance the quality of life of constituents through the facilitation of regional and community services for the benefit of present and future generations. Headquartered in Pemberton, which is the approximate geographic centre of the region, the SLRD delivers a range of local, sub-regional and regional services to approximately 50,496 residents (2021 Census as certified by the Minister of Municipal Affairs). Learn more about the SLRD.
Heritage BC Awards Ceremony Sponsor
Established in 1956, Nickel Bros is the Pacific Northwest’s largest structural mover, specializing in the relocation of homes, heritage buildings, community-serving facilities, and over-dimensional industrial structures. By relocating buildings rather than demolishing them, they preserve architectural character, reduce material waste, and safeguard the stories embedded within local places. They advance a more sustainable and resilient approach to development that ensures British Columbia’s built heritage remains active, valued, and integral to the communities it serves. Learn about NickelBros.
Welcome Event Sponsor
The Woodfibre LNG Project will be the world’s first net zero LNG export facility and will set a new global standard for sustainability in the industry. Woodfibre LNG is committed to building the facility in a way that protects human health and safety, including the safety of Indigenous peoples, women and girls – both in the community and on our construction site. Learn more about Woodfibre LNG.
Session Sponsor
Heritage Masonry and Conservation specializes in heritage conservation and traditional masonry services in Victoria BC and across Western Canada. From historic architectural restorations to custom residential stonework, our teams combine traditional masonry methods with modern building science. Together, Heritage Masonry and Conservation ensures historic properties and custom homes are built and preserved with enduring craftsmanship. Heritage Masonry is sponsoring the session, COMPANY TOWN: The Transformation of Britannia Village from Environmental Liability to a New Heritage Community. Learn more about Heritage Masonry and Conservation.
Session Sponsor
Iredale Architecture has been a leader in heritage conservation since the early 1980s. Over several decades, the firm has completed a wide range of heritage projects and has received numerous awards recognizing its thoughtful and sensitive approach to the restoration, rehabilitation, and conservation of historic structures. Our heritage practice is led by James Emery, an Architect and Structural Engineer, and a member of the Canadian Association of Heritage Professionals (CAHP). James frequently collaborates with fellow CAHP member Denis Gautier, whose expertise focuses on the restoration and rehabilitation of community heritage structures. Learn more about Iredale Architecture.
Tuesday Lunch Sponsor
Luxton’s award-winning, multi-disciplinary team ensures a creative and practical response to the management of heritage and cultural resources for both the public and private sectors. They are committed to exceptional service and pride themselves on their rigorous approach to research and dedication to more sustainable outcomes. Their team members are highly skilled in the management of complex and technical projects from inception through completion. Learn more about Luxton heritage.
Wednesday Lunch Sponsor
Founded in 1957, the British Columbia Museums Association (BCMA) supports a thriving arts, culture, and heritage sector through collaboration, networking, advocacy, innovation, and professional development. With more than 450 members across BC, BCMA supports sector institutions, professionals, and volunteers. The BCMA works with arts, culture, and heritage partners to engage with all levels of government, highlight the impact of our sector, and to improve the cultural literacy of all British Columbians. Learn more about the BCMA.
Host Partner
The Britannia Mine Museum promotes mining awareness through entertaining, experiential education programs, historic collection preservation and insightful public engagement. Governed by the Britannia Mine Museum Society, the museum provides visitors with a blend of experience, serving as a tourist destination, an adventure attraction and education venue that allows guests to leave with a better understanding of mining in BC; past, present and future. Learn more about the Britannia Mine Museum.
Become a Sponsor
Our conference brings together heritage leaders, experts, and supporters, offering a unique platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collaboration. Covering a wide range of topics, it attracts a diverse and engaged audience.
Sponsoring is a great way to showcase your brand, connect with sector leaders, and support a cause that matters. Engage with speakers, participate in key discussions, and help highlight heritage as a force for positive community change.