b'MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA YEAR IN REVIEW2021-2022 Highlights and Notable Events for MCACT his past year marked the closest return to normalcy following the announcement of the COVID-19 pandemic. Therewere several highlights throughout the year, including a number of in-person events, as MCAC moved towards apost-pandemic future. The following is a brief snapshot of some of those highlights from the past year, and the steps taken by MCAC to advance member interests across Canada.NOVEMBER 2021 MARCH 2022Mechanical Contracting Sector Pledges Support toMCAC Statement on World Plumbing Day 2022B.C. Flood Relief Efforts Each year, March 11 marks World Plumbing Day, an The tragic and devastating effects of the severe weather in Britishopportunity to celebrate the importance of plumbing and Columbia will have a lasting impact on the province and the restplumbers in protecting public health and providing access to of Canada, said Dave Holek, President and Chair of MCAC.clean water and sanitation facilities.Our industry has stepped up in the past to help those in need,World Plumbing Day is a unique opportunity to celebrate the and these events in B.C. are no exception. We stand beside theessential role the plumbing sector plays in Canada and around people of British Columbia who have been affected by thesethe world, as well as the skilled men and women in this industry, extreme weather events and encourage all Canadians to give whatsaid Wayne Davidson, President and Chair of MCAC.they are able to help our fellow Canadians. I would encourage MCAC members across Canada to take this chance to reflect on how important plumbing is in our day-to-day lives. Plumbing remains integral to the healthy indoor DECEMBER 2021 environments where we live, work and play, and World Plumbing MCAC Elects Wayne Davidson as President and ChairDay is a fantastic annual tradition to recognize this.of the Board of DirectorsFor a national association representing close to 1,000 members across the country, this marks a great opportunity to begin reconnecting with our members as we transition to more in-person events, said Davidson. I see tremendous opportunity for MCA Canada to engage with our members in a meaningful way over the coming year, and I am excited about what wecan accomplish.Our message has been, and will continue to be, that a vibrant and capable mechanical contracting sector is critical to ahealthy economy, and to the health and safety of Canadians, added Davidson. Working together with our partners willhelp us deliver this message nationally while focusing onkey issues for the betterment of our sector andour members.24 www.mcac.ca'