Supporting a robust engineering economy

OPG’s Wesleyville site in Port Hope (Image: OPG) Ontario is serious about growing the nuclear energy sector. Ontario Power Generation is considering a Wesleyville site, located on Lake Ontario east of Port Hope, for new nuclear development. Earlier this year, OSPE submitted formal feedback to the project’s Impact Assessment process. It is the kind of opportunity that does not come around often, and the engineering community had things to say.  Here is what we put […]

In April, OSPE’s Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Working Group published Artificial Intelligence AI 101: Part 1 and 2. These reports translate a fast-moving, often overhyped subject into practical, profession-specific guidance that practicing engineers can actually use. If you haven’t taken a moment to read them yet, you should.  The publication of these reports fulfilled what OSPE’s AI Working Group was originally created to. To provide guidance to Ontario’s […]

Every year, the federal government opens a window for Canadians to weigh in before the budget is released. OSPE never misses the opportunity to bring input and recommendations from Ontario’s engineering community to the national stage, and this is why: Ontario’s Challenges are Canada’s Challenges  OSPE represents over 90,000 licensed professional engineers and engineering graduates across Ontario. […]