HELPING COMMUNITIES ''B'' THEIR BEST

BCORP

Today’s homebuyers have higher expectations. Not only in the communities they choose to call home, but in the values & beliefs of the companies they want to work with.

As Western Canada’s only Certified B Corp homebuilder, Trico is proud to belong to a community of leading global corporations dedicated to balancing purpose and profit and using business as a force for good. At Trico, decisions are assessed according to their impact on our workers, customers, suppliers, community, and the environment.

Part of our requirement as a B Corp is to rigorously measure and report our entire social and environmental performance. From our supply chain and input materials to our charitable giving and employee benefits, the B Corp Certification proves our business is meeting the highest standards of verified performance. It also helps us to create a highly engaged culture as well as recruit and retain top talent.

What is a B CORP
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What is a B CORP
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WHY DID WE DECIDE TO BECOME A B CORP?

Since the beginning, Trico has been committed to building a company that prioritizes 3 things: people, planet, and profit. Our vision, to “use our business to build stronger, healthier, and more caring communities that make the world a better place”, ultimately put us on course towards achieving our B Corp Certification.

B Corp certification ensures that new companies are purpose-driven, and that growing companies scale with integrity.

WHY DOES BEING A B CORP MATTER TO US?

B Corp is not just a title – it’s a certification, an approach, and a community that has inspired a global movement for using the power of business to solve social and environmental problems. Certification doesn’t just prove where a company excels in the moment; it acts as a commitment to their mission long term.

We are dedicated to working hand-in-hand with our local community, believing in the strength of local partnerships. Our commitment is clear: we source at least 50% of our costs from local and independent suppliers and serve a minimum of 75% of our clients and customers locally. These transparent commitments aren’t just words; they’re the foundation of our business, ensuring that we not only do good work for our communities but actively collaborate and contribute to their growth.

HOW DID WE
BECOME CERTIFIED?

B Corps are officially certified by B Lab, a non-profit organization that evaluates how a company is contributing to an element of social good that goes beyond financial interest. To become certified, a company must:

  1. Verify its social & environmental performance by completing the B Impact Assessment and earn a reviewed minimum score of 80 out of 200 points
  2. Adopt the B Corporation legal framework, which ensures that B Corps remain legally accountable to all their stakeholders – workers, communities, customers, suppliers, and the environment – not just shareholders
  3. Embrace transparency by publishing its
    B Impact Report
HOW DID WE BECOME CERTIFIED?

WHO ARE THE B CORPORATIONS?

There are over 5,163 Certified B Corporations® from more than 156 industries in more than 83 countries.
Examples include Patagonia, SPUD.ca, Fresh Prep, Righteous Gelato, and The Body Shop.

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TRICO HOMES B IMPACT REPORT

Modern Slavery Statement

Trico Homes is committed to ethical practices and transparency in all aspects of our operations. Our Modern Slavery Statement outlines the actions we are taking to prevent and mitigate the risks of modern slavery in our supply chains and operations. This document reflects our ongoing efforts to uphold high standards of corporate conduct and social responsibility, aligned with our core values and compliance with Canadian legislation.

Read Our Modern Slavery Statement Here