Engineers Canada is the national organization of the 12 engineering regulators that license the country's 300,000 members of the profession. Together, we work to advance the profession in the public interest.
On July 7, 2020, Engineers Canada and the Climate Risk Institute (CRI) jointly announced that an agreement had been reached for CRI to assume ownership of the Infrastructure Resilience Professional (IRP) Program.
Engineers Canada has released a new resource with actions that engineering employers can undertake to increase diversity and women’s participation at various levels in their organizations.
Meetings these days frequently feature discussion around how people and organizations are navigating work changes necessitated by COVID-19. With an unclear picture of how long organizations will be facing situations such as virtual work, we’ve all had to adapt the processes we use and rethink our approaches to the core ways we do business.
At the Spring Annual Meeting of the Members, Engineers Canada officially welcomed Jean Boudreau as 2020-21 president. We caught up with Jean to get her thoughts on the presidency and what she hopes to accomplish during her tenure.
Approved by the CEAB in June, this unique strategy to measure accountability in accreditation has now been implemented.
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