The Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario

Association of Architectural Technologists of Ontario

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Articles of Incorporation

AATO was incorporated in 1969. The Articles are being reviewed and updated for compliance with the recently proclaimed ONCA | Ontario Not for Profit Corporations Act. AATO governance documents will be published upon completion of the review and ratification no later than October, 2024.

AATO By-Laws

Code of Conduct

Hold paramount the health, safety and welfare of the public
Not act in a manner, in the course of carrying out a member’s professional duties, that substantively brings the Association into disrepute
Act faithfully and honorably in all professional dealings and have proper regard to the interests of the member’s client or employer;
Not supplant, either directly or indirectly, another member or professional person, or indirectly injure the professional reputation, prospects, or business of another member or member of the public for the purpose of gain, personal enhancement or for any other reason;
Use the AATO logo for promotional purposes only (advertising, signage, business cards) using the following guidelines
Maintain confidentiality in respect to information acquired as a result of professional, employment and business relationships and/or disclose such information to any third party, without proper cause or specific authority, and/or exploit such information for personal advantage or the advantage of a third party.
Abide by all applicable statutes, regulations and codes plus the AATO Act, by-laws, standards and policies of the AATO;
Report to the appropriate government and regulatory (including law enforcement) agencies any hazardous or illegal professional decisions or practices by fellow members or other professionals.

AATO Act, CoE & Policies

The AATO is governed by its Act, By-laws, Code of Ethics and Operating Policies which all members are accountable. To view these documents in detail, please see the links below.