BBCC is a group of passionate engineering students that participate in the Troitsky Bridge Building competition every year. BCIT students compete with other universities around Canada to design and build the most efficient bridge. This bridge is built using only white glue, popsicle sticks and dental floss. BBCC is an opportunity for students to collaborate with each other and obtain new skills that will support them in their engineering careers.

BCIT Computing Club was originally founded by CST students to help build community at the Downtown Campus.

With COVID keeping us away from campus, we think it’s more important than ever that we come together, virtually. This upcoming term we plan on hosting friendly Q&A sessions about the CST program, job-seeking, and Co-op.

We’ll also be hosting crash courses in various technologies to help each other develop industry-relevant skills, as well as whiteboarding and exam prep sessions. You don’t have to be a CST student to join, everyone with an interest in computing is welcome!

The BCITSA Firearms Club aims to introduce students to the firearms in a Canadian context, providing information about safety, applicable laws and history relating to them. We also offer students a chance to try out firearms in a safe and legal setting, as well as offer guidance in getting started with the Canadian firearms licensing process if desired. As part of this we offer a casual introduction to organized shooting sports of different disciplines, as well as the local firearms communities in the area.

We largely organize and ‘meet’ virtually on Discord, though we try to organize trips to local shooting ranges when we can. Having a firearms license is not required to be a member. All shooting activities are supervised by licensed individuals.

If you’re a water-enthusiast and are passionate about local and global water issues this is the place for you. Want to test those engineering skills? Solve real-world water issues in the annual student design competition. Have a million-dollar water idea? Participate in and secure funding at the AquaHacking event. There’s something for everyone here. Kick-start your water career with opportunities from industry mentorship to guest speakers at the BCIT Water Club. This club is a chapter of the BC Water & Waste Association (BCWWA) and Canadian Water Resources Association (CWRA)