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2019.04.11
The efforts of volunteers have been a vital part of the work of Engineers Canada since its inception. For all of its history, Engineers Canada has been an organization that has relied heavily on the efforts of volunteers.
2019.04.11
For over 30 years, the Canadian Engineering Competition has brought together the top engine
2019.04.11
The University of Saskatchewan (USask) announced the launch of Canada’s third indigenous access to engineering program on March 1
2019.04.11
The coroner’s inquest into the death of a Radiohead drum technician who was killed when a stage collapsed in 2012 in Toronto. The Saskatchewan government places weight restrictions on five bridges after the collapse of a bridge last year.
2019.04.02
Engineers Canada has issued a Request for Expressions of Interest (REOI) for organizations to assume responsibility for Engineers Canada’s Public Infrastructure Eng
2019.03.28
An op-ed from a University of Victoria student on the workload of engineering students. Continuing controversy over the Muskrat Falls project. A Coroner’s Inquest launched into the stage collapse that killed Radiohead drummer Scott Johnson.
2019.03.28
We recently spoke with Emma Talbott, Diversity and Outreach Coordinator for Engineers and Geoscientists British Columbia, about the remarkable work being done across the province to increase the number of women licensing as engineers.
2019.03.28
As part of Canada’s Adaptation Platform, the IWBG works to build capacity, generate evidence, and provide outreach for experts working in areas where climate change adaptation comes into play—among them infrastructure managers, municipalities, builders, insurers, and engineers.
2019.03.28
In a recent press release, Technology Professionals Canada responded to Engineers Canada’s
2019.03.28
National Engineering Month invites young people across Canada to explore the many different possibilities that the world of engineering presents to them.
2019.03.28
OTTAWA, March 28, 2019 – Engineers Canada is pleased to announce this year’s eight winners of the annual Engineers Canada Awards.
2019.03.19
OTTAWA, March 19, 2019 – Engineers Canada is pleased to see the federal government’s commitment to Indigenous peoples’ access to post-secondary education, investment in critical STEM skills, and securing Canada’s future in space, as laid out in Budget 2019: Investing in the M
2019.03.14
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2019.03.14
Girl Guides Canada’s Girls First program aims to “[empower] every girl in Guidi
2019.03.14
The 2019 Western Graduate Attribute/Continual Improvement Process Summit will be hosted by the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) in Burnaby, British Columbia on Tuesday, May 28, 2019.
2019.03.14
We recently spoke with Amy Hsiao, 30 by 30 Champion for University of Prince Edward Island (UPEI), about the remarkable work that she and Glenda MacKi
2019.03.14
National Engineering Month kicks off. And the engineering community celebrates International Women’s Day. These two stories dominated the Media Report in the first half of the month.
2019.03.14
At their Board Meeting on March 1, 2019, the Engineers Canada Board approved four principles that governments should consider when developing a regulatory regime that would grant independent practice rights to engineering technologists.
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