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2018.10.18
After Lieutenant Colonel R.P.
2018.10.18
Engineers Canada, in partnership with school boards and teachers from across the country, is bringing the Future City competition to Canadian students for a third year.
2018.10.18
October is Women’s History Month in Canada, so it’s fitting that this month also marks a long overdue moment in history.
2018.10.18
On October 17, 2018 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba announced six new Fellows of Engineers Canada:
2018.10.18
The most read stories from the past two weeks included a Canadian winner of the Nobel Prize in physics, growing concerns over the BC Hydro Site C Dam project, and a study calling for action on speed limits in British Columbia.
2018.10.18
On October 17, 2018, the House of Commons Committee on Human Resources, Skills and Social Development and the Status of Persons with Disabilities tabled their report on “Experiential Lear
2018.10.18
People may gravitate towards a good controversy, but when it comes to cases where professionals publicly express opinions, th
2018.10.16
OTTAWA, ON, October 16, 2018 - Engineers Canada is pleased to announce its partnership with ARMATURE in the delivery of a new data management system to support engineering education program accreditation and the annual Enrolment and Degrees Awarded Survey.
2018.10.04
An historical first at Concordia University, the collapse of a new bridge in rural Saskatchewan, and disciplinary hearings for three engineers involved in the Mount Polley disaster were amongst the most viewed coverage from the past two weeks of the Media Monitor.
On September 30, 2018, the United States, Mexico, and Canada announced the completion of negotiations toward a new 2018.10.04
In a report released on September 26, 2018, the Institute for Canadian Citizenship (ICC) and 6 Degrees have made a series of recommendations directed
2018.10.04
Because each project inevitably presents a unique set of challenges and problems, the tools students gain in class may only provide part of any given solution.
2018.09.26
In the aftermath of the tornadoes that struck the Ottawa-Gatineau area on September 21, 2018, our thoughts are with our fellow engineers and geoscientists, and their fa
2018.09.20
The tragic death of an University of Toronto engineering student at the school’s surveying camp, the appointment of a science advisor to the Canadian Space Agency, and a couple of engineering awards announcements in Ontario were amongst the most-viewed content from the Media Monitor over the past
2018.09.20
Following a summer of analysis, planning, and design work, on September 6, 2018, we relaunched ou
2018.09.19
After almost a year of hearings, testimonies, and written submissions, the House of Commons Standing Committee on the Sta
2018.09.06
On August 27, 2018, Annette Bergeron, MBA, FCAE, FEC, P.Eng. Engineers Canada President and Joey Taylor, Manager, Public Affairs attended a Status of Women in Canada roundtable discussion on engaging boys and men in gender equality.
This week Engineers Canada released its 2018.09.06
- The collapse of an Italian bridge, a new report on the Mount Polley tailings dam breach, and two articles about the smaller numbers of women in STEM fields were amongst the most popular content from the Media Monitor from the past few weeks.
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