UBCM definition

UBCM means the Union of British Columbia Municipalities;
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UBCM means the Union of British Columbia Municipalities, a body corporate incorporated by An Act to Incorporate the Union of British Columbia Municipalities, S.B.C. 1959, c. 106.
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UBCM is the Union of British Columbia Municipalities.
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Examples of UBCM in a sentence

  • British Columbia and UBCM will provide a description of the process used to collect data and information presented in the Housing Report.

  • Canada, British Columbia and UBCM will advise Ultimate Recipients, when appropriate, about media inquiries received concerning an Eligible Project.

  • Ultimate recipients, Canada, British Columbia and UBCM will have equal visibility through quotes and will follow the Table of Precedence for Canada.

  • British Columbia and UBCM, and, as appropriate, Canada and the Ultimate Recipient will have the opportunity to participate in such events through a designated representative.

  • Canada, British Columbia and UBCM agree that the measures contained in the Previous Agreements to create and ▇▇▇▇▇▇ a culture of asset management planning were effective in increasing the capacity of the diverse range of Ultimate Recipients in British Columbia and UBCM to enhance their community’s sustainability.

  • Failure by British Columbia, UBCM or its Ultimate Recipient to adhere to this Schedule may affect the timing and flow of any CCBF funding that may be transferred by Canada.

  • Further, British Columbia and UBCM must include in their Outcomes Report a narrative assessment of measures they have taken to improve housing outcomes through CCBF funded infrastructure projects.

  • UBCM and Ultimate Recipients are responsible for coordinating all onsite logistics.

  • The housing narrative should outline how CCBF has supported housing supply and affordability pressures within British Columbia and UBCM’s jurisdiction, over the reporting period, and measures taken between British Columbia, UBCM and Ultimate Recipients to improve housing supply and improve housing affordability for Canadians.

  • Repeated or sustained failures to comply with the terms of this Schedule could result in downward adjustment of allocations for British Columbia, UBCM or Ultimate Recipient for future Infrastructure Canada programs.