Launching New Initiatives to Support Internationally Graduated Engineers
We believe in turning ideas into action and shaping initiatives that address the real challenges engineers face in Ontario. One such example is an initiative launched by our Equity, Diversity, […]
OSPE’s 2025 Budget Recommendations to the Ontario Minister of Finance
On February 3, 2025, we submitted an important document to the Ontario Minister of Finance, the Hon. Peter Bethlenfalvy, outlining key priorities and recommendations for the upcoming provincial budget. This […]
OSPE’s Policy Recommendations for Ontario 2025
As Ontario heads toward the next provincial election, the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) is calling on policymakers to prioritize engineering-driven solutions that will shape the province’s future. Engineers […]
Statement from OSPE on the Impact of the U.S.-Canada Tariff Dispute
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) strongly condemns the actions of the U.S. Government in assigning unnecessary and unwarranted tariffs to Canadian goods. Our two countries have had over […]
Ontario Construction Industry Leaders Call for More Sustainable & Cost-Effective Building Practices
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, along with a coalition of Ontario civil infrastructure leaders, builders, suppliers, and engineers has launched a campaign urging municipal and provincial government leaders to […]
A Policy Win for Ontario’s Engineers: Advancing the Critical Minerals Strategy
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) is proud to celebrate a significant milestone in advancing Ontario’s critical minerals strategy. In 2021, OSPE submitted a comprehensive response to the Environmental […]
Policy Win: Ontario’s New Energy Efficiency Programs
At OSPE, we are committed to advancing sustainability, reducing energy consumption, and supporting long-term environmental goals. This year, we are thrilled to see the Government of Ontario launch a groundbreaking […]
Toronto’s 2025 Budget: A Vision for Transformation and a Call to Engineers
The City of Toronto’s 2025 budget is more than numbers on a page; it’s a bold blueprint for a city in motion. For engineers, this document identifies opportunities to lead […]
6 Common Winter Car Problems – solved!
The outdoor thermometer reads -10°C, and it’s still dark as you struggle to open the frozen car door. You grab the scraper and work on the snow and ice clogging […]
Justin Trudeau’s Upcoming Resignation: What It Means for Engineers in Ontario
Justin Trudeau’s announcement that he will step down as Prime Minister marks the beginning of a significant transition in Canadian politics. For nearly a decade, Trudeau has been a defining […]
