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Daily Media Report recap: August 1 to 15

August 15, 2019

Three stories from BC on discipline, regulation, and the Mt. Polley mine disaster topped the reads from the Daily Media Report in the first two weeks of August. Disciplinary notice for BC engineer:  On August 6, 2019, A panel of the Discipline Committee for Engineers and Geoscientists BC annou…

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Insights from an Engineer-in-Training

August 2, 2019

Recently Anja Lanz, EIT, shared some of her thoughts with us on the benefits she’s seen from the EIT program. 

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Engineering Change Lab explores questions of ethics, entrepreneurship, and technological stewardship

August 1, 2019

The recent Ethics and Engineering Change Lab explored key questions of ethics, entrepreneurship, and technological stewardship. 

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Engineers Canada submits recommendations to government on procurement pricing, occupational classifications

August 1, 2019

Engineers Canada recently made recommendations to the federal government on procurement pricing and National Occupational Classifications.Engineers Canada recently made recommendations to the federal government on procurement pricing and National Occupational Classifications.

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Daily Media Report recap: July 18 to August 1

August 1, 2019

A major restructuring at a large Canadian engineering firm. Questions about smart cities. Barriers to women’s participation in STEM. These were the most-read stories from the Daily Media Report in late July. SNC-Lavalin restructuring: Canadian engineering and construction giant SNC-Lavalin announce…

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Bringing accreditation into Tandem: Quantifying curriculum content

August 1, 2019

On Tuesday, August 20, Engineers Canada facilitated a session between the AIP Data Management System Advisory Committee and Armature (our data management system vendor). The purpose of the session was to confirm that Armature’s description of Engineers Canada’s accreditation calculation requirement…

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Thank you to our Enrolment and Degrees Awarded Survey respondents

August 1, 2019

A big thank you is in order for those who completed the 2019 Enrolment and Degrees Awarded Survey, and for providing their feedback while using Tandem. The Engineers Canada team is now analyzing the results and creating the 2018 Resources Survey reports. We’ve also begun work on the Canadian Engine…

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Engineers Canada is hiring a Manager, Accreditation and CEAB Secretary

August 1, 2019

Engineers Canada currently has a permanent, full-time opening for an experienced Manager, Accreditation who directs the operations of the Accreditation Board and manages a team of five.  The Manager will establish and maintain effective working relationships with Accreditation Board members an…

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The work of Champions: PEGNL

July 18, 2019

Justin Haley of Professional Engineers & Geoscientists Newfoundland & Labrador shares the work his organization is doing to achieve 30 by 30.

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PEO commits to addressing issues raised in regulatory review

July 18, 2019

Professional Engineers Ontario has released the final report from an independent review of its regulatory performance.

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