Shaping OSPE: Michael Monette, P.Eng.
As OSPE celebrates 25 years of advocacy, leadership, and impact, we reflect on the contributions of members who have shaped our organization and the engineering landscape in Ontario. One such member is Michael Monette, P.Eng., a visionary leader whose nearly two decades of volunteer service have left a lasting mark on the profession. Michael Monette […]
Advancing Ontario’s Engineering Workforce: OSPE’s Meeting with Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development
On April 15, 2025, the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) had the opportunity to meet with The Honourable David Piccini, Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development, to discuss shared priorities and explore opportunities for collaboration to strengthen Ontario’s engineering workforce. During the meeting, OSPE presented a series of recommendations focused on workforce […]
Building for Tomorrow: OSPE’s New Position on Climate Resilient Infrastructure
As the impacts of climate change accelerate, the stakes for Ontario’s infrastructure have never been higher. Per the Government of Canada’s Adaptation Action Plan, climate-induced damages are projected to reduce Canada’s economic growth by $25 billion annually as early as next year. Engineers are on the frontlines of this challenge, and ensuring they have clear, […]
Strengthening Our Profession Together: Updated Fee Guidelines for Ontario’s Engineers
At OSPE, we believe that advancing the engineering profession is a shared responsibility and that real change happens when we work together. We are proud to announce the release of the updated Fee Guidelines for the Engineering Profession, a resource created with engineers, for engineers, and designed to help ensure fair, consistent, and transparent fees […]
Post Federal Election: OSPE’s Priorities for Advancing Engineering and Innovation in Canada
With the federal election now behind us, OSPE remains committed to ensuring that engineers play a central role in building a stronger, smarter, and more sustainable Canada. In the lead-up to the election, OSPE proactively sent letters to the leaders of all major political parties, outlining the engineering community’s priorities. Our goal was clear: to […]
OSPE’s Annual General Meeting 2025 Recap
OSPE’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held in accordance with our Bylaws on an annual basis. This year, it was held virtually on Tuesday, May 6 at 6:00 PM. Members and guests who attended the meeting got a chance to celebrate OSPE’s advocacy wins of 2024, recognize the incoming and outgoing Board Directors, and conduct official OSPE business. […]
Shaping OSPE: Paul Acchione, P.Eng., FCAE
For Paul Acchione, P.Eng., FCAE, supporting the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) was a natural decision. With decades of experience in the energy sector, Paul recognized early on the critical need for engineers to have a seat at the policy table, especially regarding decisions that directly impact infrastructure, innovation, and Ontarians’ everyday lives. “I […]
Venngo Adds New Perks to OSPE’s MemberPerks Program
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers is proud to work with Venngo to bring OSPE Members unique savings on everyday purchases through the MemberPerks program. OSPE members can sign up for a free MemberPerks account using their membership ID and start saving right away on everything from concert tickets to lifestyle essentials. Here are some […]
OSPE Congratulates Prime Minister Mark Carney and Commends All Federal Party Leaders
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) extends our sincere congratulations to Prime Minister Mark Carney on his election victory. We look forward to working with Prime Minister Carney and his government to advance key issues that will strengthen Canada’s engineering profession and contribute to building a more resilient, sustainable, and prosperous future for all […]
Policy Win: Ontario’s Historic Investment in STEM Education
At OSPE, we advocate for policies that strengthen Ontario’s engineering workforce and prepare future generations for the demands of a changing economy. In an uncertain political climate due to new U.S. tariffs, we are pleased to celebrate a significant policy win for the engineering community. The Ontario government announced a $750 million investment to expand […]
