OSPE urges Ontario Premier to consult engineers
A Response from Kathleen Wynne In April 2015, Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk released a special report on winter highway maintenance that found contracting out snow clearing and road maintenance has […]
OSPE hosts 7th MPP Reception at Queen’s Park
One of OSPE’s most anticipated events is our Spring MPP Reception held at Queen’s Park. Bringing our Political Action Network (PAN) volunteers and Task Force and Committee members together […]
Ontario government passes Bill 6
OSPE is pleased to report that the provincial government has protected important infrastructure planning principles by making them law through the passing of Bill 6. The Infrastructure for Jobs and […]
Engineers discuss the future of the Gardiner East
While Toronto City Council prepares to vote for the “hybrid” or “remove” option for the Gardiner Expressway next week, more councillors, columnists and Torontonians are voicing their opinions in […]
4 key goals from OSPE’s strategic plan “Engage, Amplify, Excel”
On May 5, our CEO Sandro Perruzza and outgoing chair Danny Young released a new Strategic Plan for OSPE. It defines what the organization must do to meet the needs […]
What is the difference between PEO and OSPE?
Since OSPE was formed in the year 2000, there has been confusion about the function of the organization compared to Professional Engineers of Ontario (PEO). Today we’re going to set […]
Welcome to the OSPE Blog: Society Notes
Hello there! Welcome to the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers’ official blog Society Notes. Have you heard of OSPE? We are the voice of engineering practitioners in Ontario. We represent […]
Blog Policy
Society Notes is the official blog of the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE). It was launched in June 2015 to raise awareness of OSPE’s activities, and encourage online conversations […]