En mars 2025, la profession d’ingénieur a ouvert ses portes pour montrer comment les ingénieur.e.s ouvrent des portes !
Plus d’une centaine d’événements ont eu lieu au cours du Mois national du génie dans des établissements d’enseignement supérieur, des entreprises d’ingénierie et des organismes du secteur partout au Canada. C’était par le biais de journées portes ouvertes, de concours de conception, d’activités pratiques, d’expositions et d’ateliers que la profession d’ingénieur vous a invité à entrer dans son univers afin de découvrir l’avenir que construisent les ingénieur.e.s. Consultez la liste complète des événements qui ont eu lieu en mars dans le calendrier national ci-dessous.
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- mars 2025
- mars 2025
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Public school
Bay Area Regional STEM Fair
This Regional Fair is open to all students of this area or identified population:
City of Hamilton, Regional Municipality of Halton, Six Nations, Haldimand, Norfolk, and Brant Counties.
- In-person | Bay Area
21
Lakehead University Highschool Outreach Design Competition
Highschool students will be tasked with a design aspect to build an airplane for a medical aviation company that needs to carry a load a certain distance.
The planes built will have fit dimensions and must be able to fly a load of coins as far as possible which will be done from a balcony in our university.
The students will be paired with a current engineering student at Lakehead for a helping hand.
- In-person | Thunder Bay
21
All
The Maker’s Mission – Day 1
Mission: Innovate
Design with Purpose. Build with Passion.
A three-day event where 20 teams of five design and prototype solutions for four real-world cases!
Day 1: Workshops on ideation, design thinking, prototyping, teamwork and time management.
Location: Ronald D. Schmeichel Building for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Western University
- In-person | London
21
Engineering students
Celebrating Engineering Month in Ottawa
Celebrating Engineering Month: Engineers Built the Future
This event is catered towards engineering students, engineers-in-training (EITs), and fully licensed professional engineers (P.Eng.). This event invites attendees to listen to professionals, Mina Sedarous, P.Eng. and Christian Guimond, P.Eng., talking about their projects and challenges within their field. This event aims to inspire and inform attendees about the roles that engineers play in society.
Speakers:
- Virtual | Ottawa
21
Engineering students
Big Push
For the past 20 years, the Toronto Metropolitan Engineering community has pushed numerous Volkswagon Beetles around the Kerr Hall Quad to raise donations for charitable organizations. This event has been showcased nationwide by news outlets, political representatives, special guests, and through a first of it’s kind social media campaign.
- In-person | Toronto
22
Engineering students
The Maker’s Mission – Day 2
Mission: Innovate
Design with Purpose. Build with Passion.
A three-day event where 20 teams of five design and prototype solutions for four real-world cases!
Day 2: Technical lessons on CAD, CAM, and slicing software, followed by hands-on design and prototyping.
Event Location: Ronald D. Schmeichel Building for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, Western University
- In-person | London
22
Public school
Trust the Trusses
What do roller coasters, bridges, and the Rogers Centre roof have in common?
Trusses–triangular assemblies that make structures extra strong! Join CAGIS Alumna and engineering student, Christiane, as she brings us behind the scenes of civil engineering! Explore trusses and construct a truss bridge–then put your structure to the test!
- Virtual
22
Public school
Southeast Alberta Regional STEM Fair
This Regional Fair is open to all students of this area or identified population:
Southeastern Alberta, including Medicine Hat.
- In-person | Medicine Hat
23
High school
Go Code Girl / Allez coder les filles!
Go Code Girl is an exciting opportunity for girls in grades 7 to 12 to learn about the world of programming. This fun-filled day of coding introduces the girls to computer science, all while bringing their creations to life and meeting mentors in the field! This free bilingual event will be held at the University of Ottawa campus and offered by the Engineering Outreach team.
Registration is required. Space is limited.
- Virtual
23
Engineering students
The Maker’s Mission – Day 3
Mission: Innovate
Design with Purpose. Build with Passion.
A three-day event where 20 teams of five design and prototype solutions for four real-world cases!
Day 3: Teams pitch their final solutions.
- In-person | London