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Engineers Canada is the national organization of the 12 engineering regulators that license the country's 295,000 members of the profession. Together, we work to advance the profession in the public interest.

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OIQ submits recommendations on forthcoming changes to Quebec’s Professional Code

Earlier this summer, Bill 29 was tabled in the National Assembly of Quebec, proposing amendments to the province’s Professional Code which provides the legislative framework governing several professional orders. The bill focuses on descriptions of the scopes of practice, or the “reserved acts” which only licensed professionals can do. These changes would impact Quebec’s Engineers Act, redefining professional activities reserved to engineers.
Engineers Canada affinity partner helps those affected by Hurricane Dorian in Atlantic Canada

In the aftermath of the hurricane that struck Atlantic Canada on September 7, 2019, our thoughts are with our fellow engineers and geoscientists, and their families and friends who were impacted.
Registration now open for third edition of Sustainability in Practice online course

Engineers Canada and Polytechnique Montréal have once again teamed up to offer the third edition of their successful free online course, Sustainability in Practice. Registration is now open.
Attention APEGA members: Important changes to your TD home and auto insurance

Recently APEGA announced they will be no longer participate in the Engineers Canada home and auto insurance program with TD Insurance.However, Alberta engineers residing in Alberta can still participate in the program and will continue to benefit from the same preferred rates for new home and auto insurance or for renewals of currently issued policies. APEGA members residing in Ontario can contact TD Insurance for alternatives. Rest assured TD Insurance will continue to provide expert advice, superior value, high quality products, and 24/7 claims support.
New CEAB white paper proposes alternate curriculum measures

This week, the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) released a white paper entitled “Curriculum content measurement: Beyond the AU”. Now open for review and feedback, the paper makes several proposals concerning program length and composition.

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OIQ submits recommendations on forthcoming changes to Quebec’s Professional Code

Engineers Canada affinity partner helps those affected by Hurricane Dorian in Atlantic Canada

Registration now open for third edition of Sustainability in Practice online course

Attention APEGA members: Important changes to your TD home and auto insurance

New CEAB white paper proposes alternate curriculum measures

Engineers Canada on Twitter

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Promoting and maintaining The Integrity, Honour and Interests of Canada's engineering profession

295,000 Members

Featured Content

OIQ submits recommendations on forthcoming changes to Quebec’s Professional Code

Engineers Canada affinity partner helps those affected by Hurricane Dorian in Atlantic Canada

Registration now open for third edition of Sustainability in Practice online course

Attention APEGA members: Important changes to your TD home and auto insurance

New CEAB white paper proposes alternate curriculum measures

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