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Tom McLaughlin Becomes Chair of the Ontario Home Builders' Association

The Ontario Home Builders' Association has announced the election of Tom McLaughlin as its new Chair for the 2026-2027 term. McLaughlin is the Vice-President of Finance & Controller at Thomasfield Homes, based in Guelph. This marks a leadership transition for the association, which serves the residential construction industry in Ontario.

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On September 29, 2026, the Ontario Home Builders' Association (OHBA) confirmed the election of Tom McLaughlin to the position of Chair of the Board of Directors for the upcoming 2026-2027 term. McLaughlin, who is based in Guelph, currently works as the Vice-President of Finance & Controller for Thomasfield Homes, a notable player in the residential construction market.

The OHBA represents the interests of the home building industry across Ontario, advocating for its members on various regulatory and policy matters. As Chair, McLaughlin will lead efforts to address issues affecting the sector, including housing supply challenges and regulatory frameworks. The transition in leadership is expected to steer discussions and initiatives that impact both builders and homebuyers alike in the province, reflecting ongoing trends and needs within the construction industry.

With the challenges facing Ontario's housing market, including affordability and demand for new residential units, McLaughlin’s experience in finance may play a critical role in shaping the association's strategies moving forward. The OHBA continues to work towards innovative solutions that respond to the evolving landscape of the residential construction industry.

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