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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.
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.
2019.03.08
By: Annette Bergeron, MBA, FCAE, FEC, P.Eng. and Gerard McDonald, MBA, P.Eng.
2019.02.28
At a ceremony on February 28, 2019, Engineers Canada honoured the six recipients of its 2018 scholarship program.
2019.02.28
On February 20, 2019, the government of Quebec announced that it would lift the trusteeship it imposed on l’Ordre d’ing
2019.02.28
End of OIQ’s trusteeship. The continuing gender gap in STEM subjects. The digital economy and Canada’s offshore oil and gas industry. And self-regulation of the safety profession. These were some of the top stories from the Media monitor in mid-February.
2019.02.28
March 1, 2019, marks the start of Canada’s annual celebration of engineering.
2019.02.14
About this time last year, Engineers Canada welcomed Gerard McDonald as its new CEO.
2019.02.14
Registration now open for second offering of free online course
2019.02.14
A new registrar for PEO. Public discussion on building bridges in Kingston and Vancouver. The CBC corrects its reporting on insurance industry climate change report. These were the top stories from the Media Monitor in early February.
2019.02.14
Close to 1,500 grades 6, 7, and 8 students in PEI, New Brunswick, Ontario, and British Columbia have spent the past few months designing the resilient power grids of the future.
2019.01.31
The discipline of software engineering has been discussed in academic and professional circles since the 1960s but has become more in the public
2019.01.31
1) What are some highlights from your 30 by 30 work that you would like to share with us?
2019.01.31
Disciplinary action taken against engineers. Post-secondary engineering competitions. New research on the gender pay gap. These are some of the most read stories from the Daily Media Report over the past two weeks.
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