Remembering the Montreal Massacre 30 years later
This year, thirty years after the events of December 6, 1989, Engineers Canada hosted a panel discussion about the Montreal Massacre and the effects it had on the engineering profession.
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Call for expressions of interest in joining the Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) Member-at-large position (1 nomination to be considered)
This is a volunteer position at a national level that includes significant travel to meetings and participating in on-site accreditation visits in higher education institutions across Canada.
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2019 membership report now available
This week Engineers Canada released its 2019 National Membership Report. The annual report gathers information on the provincial and territorial engineering regulators’ membership, providing information about the growth and composition of the engineering profession in Canada. This year’s report presents data from the 2018 calendar year and indicates continued steady growth of the profession.
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The Work of Champions: Engineers Yukon
The 30 by 30 Champions Group, which consists of more than 40 members nationwide, works on strategy and action plans to improve the recruitment, retention, and professional development of women in engineering. They are a major force for change in the engineering profession, and an essential part of Engineers Canada’s goal to see the percentage of newly licensed engineers who are women climb to 30 percent by the year 2030.
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Introducing EngineerHere.ca, a resource for international engineering graduates
This week, we are excited to announce the launch of EngineerHere.ca, a web resource designed to help international engineering graduates understand and take the first steps towards becoming engineers in Canada. The site aims to provide key information about the journey to licensure in a clear and welcoming way, and was developed in consultation with engineering regulators, subject matter experts, and a group of international engineering graduates at various stages on the path to licensure in Canada.
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