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Engineers Nova Scotia Trivia Night

Join us for Trivia Night at Dalhousie University to kick off National Engineering Month 2026 and win the prize! This fun and social evening brings people together for trivia, food, and great conversation in a casual campus setting. The trivia competition will feature a mix of engineering-themed questions and general knowledge, so there is something for everyone. Whether you are a trivia master or just coming for fun, you will have the chance to chat, connect, and enjoy some friendly competition with peers. Throughout the evening, free pizza will be served for attendees.

• Thursday, March 5
• In-person | Halifax

2026 APEGS Awards Banquet

Join us this March for a memorable evening celebrating the proficiency and competency of Saskatchewan's engineers and geoscientists. This formal event will honour members for their technical excellence in engineering and geoscience and service to APEGS, their profession and their community. Celebrate excellence, connect with peers, and be inspired by those who are driving our profession forward. Don't miss this opportunity to be part of an unforgettable night of recognition and celebration.

• Thursday, March 5
• In-person | Regina

CAGIS Virtual: Pulley Palooza

Did you know that scientists recently discovered evidence suggesting pulleys were used in the construction of the Egyptian pyramids?

Join engineering students, Sophia and Francesca, and build one of the most ancient engineering inventions: a compound pulley! Explore the design of pulley systems, the physics behind these simple (but super powerful) machines, and then put them to the test! Can your pulley system build a pyramid?!

This is an online event for girls and gender-diverse youth aged 7 to 17.

• Saturday, March 7
• Virtual

Faculty of Engineering Open House

Have you ever wondered what goes on at Memorial's Engineering Faculty? We are here to show you ... all sorts of interesting things! The faculty's annual open house is the perfect way to spend the day learning about all things engineering.

Our open house will run from 10am - 3pm in the S. J. Carew Building.

Our open house events are free and there is something for the entire family. Be sure to check out the Memorial Engineering Outreach station in EN2007 to see some exciting robots, 3D printing, design challenges and more.

• Saturday, March 7
• In-person | St. John's

Building Bridges – Empowering Latina Girls & Moms in STEM

Building Bridges is an 8-week STEM and leadership program designed to empower Latina girls (ages 8–15) and their mothers through hands-on engineering activities, mentorship, and confidence-building experiences.

As part of National Engineering Month, this initiative introduces participants to different engineering disciplines including mechanical, electrical, electronic, and chemical engineering. Each session is led by a professional engineer who guides interactive experiments, design challenges, and creative problem-solving activities.

• Saturday, March 7
• In-person | Edmonton

Go CODE Girl - Ontario Tech University

Curious about coding, AI, or how games and websites are made? Go CODE Girl is a free, hands-on conference where you’ll explore coding, software engineering, and computer science in a fun and welcoming environment—no experience needed!

You’ll learn coding basics through interactive activities led by Ontario Tech Engineering students and see how coding is used in everyday life. You’ll also hear from current university students and industry professionals about what software engineers and computer scientists actually do, what university is like, and how you can get started now.

• Saturday, March 7
• In-person | Oshawa

Up4 The Challenge: Girls for Greener Futures

The Girls for Good Futures workshop will lead you through an engaging Design Thinking process to address climate change and social justice in your community. You'll learn creative skills and mindsets to design a solution to a community issue and gain awareness about how STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math) can support your design solution.

• Saturday, March 7
• Virtual

9th Annual Curling Bonspiel

he National Engineering Month Curling Event is a fun and engaging competition designed to promote social networking among participants. Teams will represent various organizations, fostering friendly competition in a relaxed environment. Team registration is now open and each team must include a minimum of two Engineers Nova Scotia registrants. Every team will play 4 one-hour (4-end) games.

Register today, compete for Nova Scotia’s top engineering curling team for the year and win the trophy!

• Saturday, March 7
• In-person | Halifax

University of Toronto Master of Engineering (MEng) Info Session: Transportation Engineering & Planning; Geotechnical Engineering

Discover how a U of T Master of Engineering (MEng) with an emphasis in Transportation Engineering & Planning or Geotechnical Engineering can be the launchpad you’ve been looking for! Join Associate Chair Sebastian Goodfellow and Professors Marianne Hatzopoulou & Trevor Carey to learn about our exciting courses, the dynamic hands-on learning offered by projects, and how our program can fast-track your career.

• Monday, March 9
• Virtual

Life After Engineering: Graduate School, Industry, and Beyond

This event aims to provide engineering students with a clear and realistic understanding of their potential career paths after graduation. Through a panel of TMU FEAS Graduate Ambassadors, the session will highlight different post-graduation journeys, including graduate studies (Master’s and PhD), industry careers, and hybrid pathways that combine research and practice.

• Monday, March 9
• In-person | Toronto