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Engineering heroes: Who inspires and guides engineers through their careers
June 2, 2022
Growing up, it’s easy to wonder if Nikola Tesla realized he wanted to be an engineer. Did he know what engineering was or what an engineer could do?
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Kathy Baig appointed Engineers Canada President
May 28, 2022
Engineers Canada is pleased to welcome Kathy Baig, MBA, FIC, ing., DHC, as President for the 2022–2023 term.
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Engineers Canada celebrates the 2022 award recipients
May 26, 2022
Engineers Canada is celebrating the exceptional work and achievements of six trailblazers in engineering. At the 2022 Awards Gala, taking place in Toronto, the six award recipients are being recognized for excellence in engineering and their outstanding work that will have a lasting impact in Canad…
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Daily Media Report recap: May 6-19, 2022
May 19, 2022
A disciplinary hearing for the engineer who designed a Saskatchewan bridge that collapsed hours after opening. A Kelowna engineer wins first round of human rights case over maternity leave. A new president and governing council at PEO. These were the most-read stories in the Daily Media Report in mid-May.
ICYMI: 30 by 30 Conference recordings now available
May 19, 2022
Check out the recordings of Engineers Canada’s second annual 30 by30 Conference.
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Consultation on the CEAB 30 by 30 Working Group Report now open
May 5, 2022
The CEAB is seeking feedback on the recommendations of their report regarding possible interventions in the accreditation system to support the goal of the 30 by 30 initiative.
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Daily Media Report recap: Daily Media Report recap: April 22-May 5, 2022
May 5, 2022
Changes to engineering regulation in New Zealand. New legislation announced in Alberta for engineering and geoscience professions. A new requirement for bilingual documents in federal procurement. These were the most-read stories from the Daily Media Report in late April and early May.
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National Volunteer Week 2022 highlights the importance of empathy
May 5, 2022
Last week was National Volunteer Week, and to mark the occasion Engineers Canada was shining a light on how volunteers advance our work and the engineering profession.
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World Engineering Day 2022 recap
May 5, 2022
Each year on March 4th, people from across the globe celebrate UNESCO’s World Engineering Day for Sustainable development.
Engineering ethics and the future of AI
May 5, 2022
They may not always be visible, but artificial intelligence (AI) and machine language are a driving force in many aspects of our daily lives. What does the future hold for AI and machine learning from an engineering point of view?
