Which organization provides the Code of Ethics applicable to architects in Ontario?

The Ontario Association of Architects (OAA) is the organization responsible for providing the Code of Ethics applicable to architects in Ontario. This Code of Ethics outlines the standards of professional conduct expected from architects in the province, ensuring that they maintain a commitment to integrity, competence, and the public interest. The OAA is the regulatory body that governs the practice of architecture in Ontario, plays a key role in the licensing of architects, and helps to define the professional responsibilities and ethical obligations that members must adhere to in their practice.

The other organizations listed, while important in the field of architecture, have different roles. The Canadian Architectural Certification Board focuses on the accreditation of architectural programs and the certification of individuals meeting specific educational standards. The Royal Architectural Institute of Canada serves as a national association that supports architects and promotes the profession, but it does not dictate provincial regulations or codes of ethics. The National Architectural Accrediting Board is primarily involved in the accreditation of architecture programs in the United States, not in the regulation of practice or ethics in Canada.