The Canadian Construction Association (CCA) is the national voice of Canada’s construction industry, representing the institutional, commercial, industrial, civil, and multi-residential sectors. CCA represents over 18,000 member firms through a network of 57 local and provincial integrated partner associations, championing the interests of contractors, suppliers, and allied professionals across Canada.
By joining CCA, you gain access to:
- Industry-leading resources
- National advocacy
- Professional development opportunities
- A powerful network that strengthens your influence and supports your business growth
There are two ways to become part of this community: through integrated membership via a local or provincial association, or directly through a corporate membership.
Membership means being part of a united force driving innovation, sustainability, and progress in Canadian construction.
Integrated membership
Integrated members make up the majority of CCA’s 18,000-strong membership. These firms join one of our 57 local or provincial partner associations, automatically gaining access to CCA at the national level. By becoming a full member of a local construction association, your firm is seamlessly connected to a powerful national voice advocating for your interests.
Integrated membership means you have access to the offerings of your regional association while also unlocking the broader advantages of CCA’s national advocacy, industry leadership, and resources.
Membership fees are set by the local association, and benefits vary by region. This offers flexibility to meet your local needs while connecting you to a united, national network that helps to shape the future of construction in Canada.
Are you interested in becoming an integrated member? Please contact your partner associations to learn more about the benefits and membership fees.
Corporate membership
Corporate membership with CCA is designed for firms ready to take their industry involvement to the next level. While many of our corporate members begin their journey as integrated members through a local or provincial partner association, they choose to become corporate members to deepen their engagement with CCA and play a more active role on the national stage.
Corporate members gain direct access to CCA’s federal advocacy efforts, economic reports, and industry-wide best practices initiatives—positioning themselves as leaders helping to shape the future of construction in Canada. This membership offers increased visibility, strategic influence, and opportunities to connect with key decision-makers and stakeholders from across the country.
Corporate membership is renewed annually and is ideal for firms seeking a broader platform to drive change, contribute to national policy, and strengthen their voice within the industry.
To become a corporate member, please complete the following application.
2025 fees
Corporate membership fees are determined based on whether a firm’s yearly construction-related earnings are over or under $10 million. First year’s fees are pro-rated depending on when your application is approved by CCA’s President.
Category A:
$2,013+ GST/HST/QST* for companies whose yearly construction-related earnings are less than $10 million
Category AA:
$3,616 + GST/HST/QST* for companies whose yearly construction-related earnings are $10 million or more
Why join?
“Two words: knowledge and networking. To know what is going on in the industry and to network for business development!”
Raymond Brunet, President, Ed Brunet & Associates
“There is continued pressure on the construction industry as a whole to build work better, faster and more cost-effective. CCA offers a valuable, easily accessible tool to help further optimize our construction operations.”
Jason Block, Director of Strategic Partnering and Market Development, Kiewit
“We see a huge benefit in cross-country collaborations on issues such as contract spec ‘challenges’, concerns with labour shortages, as well as issues that may arise with various procurement models across the country. Being a member that has been actively involved in the CCA has truly been a huge benefit to Ocean. CCA has such a solid reputation, which makes it easy, each year, for us to renew our corporate membership.”
John Flemming, President, Ocean Contractors
“As the Canadian construction industry forges ahead, being part of the CCA has given us an opportunity to join the conversation on important issues impacting businesses across the country.”
Betty Dietz, Underwriting Director, Northbridge
Do you have questions about membership?
Please contact Carly Pagliarello, Manager, Membership at [email protected].