On June 2nd, 2022, Ontarians will head to the polls. Until then, provincial party leaders and their candidates canvas their regions to grab voter attention and earn their votes. The…
On April 7, The Government of Ontario released its Hydrogen Strategy that aims to set the province up to be a leader in the hydrogen sector. The world is adopting hydrogen as an…
Earlier this week, OSPE held its virtual All Candidates Town Hall where members could hear from the candidates running for election for OSPE’s Board of Directors. At the Town Hall,…
On behalf of the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, we wish to congratulate OSPE Member, Johnny Zuccon, P.Eng., on his announced retirement from the Professional Engineers of Ontario. Mr. Zuccon…
National Engineering Month is coming to an end. This year, we had the opportunity to celebrate with numerous events where engineers gathered for enriching conversations, discussions, opportunities for growth and…
On March 3, 2022, the Construction and Design Alliance of Ontario (CDAO) released a new report, entitled Impacts of Pre-Project Investment & Quality of Documents on Project Delivery Efficiencies, revealing the source…
On November 4, the Government of Ontario released its 2021 Fall Economic Statement, Build Ontario. Finance Minister Peter Bethlenfalvy revealed the government’s projected deficit of: $21.5 billion in 2021-22 $19.6 billion in…
Small savings add up in a big way, and saving is even easier with memberperks® for OSPE. OSPE members have access to over 2000 exclusive perks and discounts on popular…
Rumours, myths and misconceptions have existed for as long as humans have communicated with one another. While the Internet can be a major source of these “myth-conceptions”, it can also…
A message from OSPE’s President Karen Chan, P.Eng. As the Chair of OSPE’s Board of Directors, I’d like to encourage all of my fellow Professional Engineers in Ontario to vote…
