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2019.05.25
QUEBEC CITY, QC, May 25, 2019 – Engineers Canada is pleased to welcome David T.
2019.05.23
When Canadian physicist Donna Strickland was announced as one of the winners of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 2018, there was no Wikipedia page chronicling her career and accomplishments, despite her groundbreaking research.
2019.05.23
What are some highlights from your 30 by 30 work would you like to share with us?
2019.05.23
From a new strategic plan, to significantly revamped governance, to big
2019.05.23
News coverage continues of the case of the BC engineer who had his licence revoked after designing a high rise that failed to meet building code standards. New requirements for Qualified Professionals in BC. An award for the geologist who discovered the oldest water on Earth.
2019.05.21
May 21, 2019, Ottawa, Ontario – This Thursday evening at a gala held in Quebec City, eight outstanding engineers from across Canada will receive
2019.05.09
Want to know more about the winners of the 2019 Engineers Canada Awards? This week we launched our awards site, where you can read winners’ bios, watch videos, and stay up to date on the Engineers Canada Awards in the media.
2019.05.09
With 18 schools, 51 teams, and more than 220 students participating, the Durham Catholic District School Board hosted its s
2019.05.09
Stories of discipline and enforcement dominated the Daily Media Report in late April and early May, with disciplinary decisions in BC and Newfoundland and Labrador, and a case involving the illegal use of the term P.Eng. in Ontario.
2019.04.30
Engineers Canada has issued a request for proposals (RFP) for organizations to assume responsibility for Engineers Canada’s Infrastructure Resilience Professional (IRP) program. Organizations have until Friday, June 28, 2019 at 5:00 p.m. ET to submit their proposals.
2019.04.25
30 by 30 is a multi-faceted goal, encapsulating numerous aspects of awareness, attraction, and retention.
2019.04.25
The following is joint statement from the National Society of Professional Engineers and Engineers Canada on license mobility:
2019.04.25
At its meeting on March 1, 2019, the Engineers Canada Board approved a new National Position Statement on the regulation of coastal, ocean, and related subsurface engineering.
2019.04.25
Honouring an engineering educator. A networking event first in West Kootenays. A retired city engineer ID’d as alleged perpetrator of shootings in Penticton, BC. These were the most read stories from the Daily Media Report for mid-April.
On April 10, 2019, the House of Commons Standing Committee on Indigenous and Northern Affairs released its report entitled 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.
2019.04.11
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.
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