NEM 2026 CN Tower Challenge
Every year, we celebrate National Engineering Month, highlighting and elevating the important role of engineers and engineering in our communities. Based in Toronto, we are reminded daily of the engineering feat that was, and still is, the CN Tower, an enduring symbol of Canada. With the monument celebrating its 50th Anniversary this year, OSPE is […]
Resources for NEM Ontario Event Leaders
National Engineering Month 2026 is just around the corner! As we gear up for an exciting month filled with engaging events, we want to ensure that our incredible event leaders have the tools they need to make their events a success. Organizing an event can feel overwhelming, but we’ve got you covered! On our website, you’ll find a variety of […]
Be Part of Something Bigger: National Engineering Month 2026
This March, it’s time to bring engineers together to inspire and get inspired. National Engineering Month 2026 is an opportunity for engineers, students, and curious minds from all walks of life to discover how engineers are opening doors to new possibilities. As engineers, you are changing the world, one idea at a time. And this March, National […]
Policy Win: Federal Support for Municipal Climate Resilience
On January 15, 2026, the Government of Canada announced increased funding for climate resilience in Canadian municipalities. This announcement is a significant policy win for the engineering profession and the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE). This initiative aligns directly with OSPE’s 2025-2025 federal budget recommendations calling for sustained investment in climate-resilient infrastructure to protect public safety and long-term value. Through […]
OSPE Advocacy Year in Review — 2025
2025 was a landmark year for the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE). Across every major file — workforce, mobility, energy, infrastructure, regulation, innovation, and national competitiveness — OSPE delivered concrete outcomes that strengthened the engineering profession and advanced public policy, not only in Ontario, but across Canada. This year, OSPE’s advocacy shaped legislation, informed investment decisions, and guided […]
The Do’s and Don’ts of Home Insurance
Home insurance can help protect your house and belongings against the financial consequences of accidental damage or theft and is often required by mortgage companies, bank lenders and landlords. But how do you choose the right coverage for your unique needs? Here are some basic dos and don’ts to keep in mind when you’re shopping […]
Membership Update: Membership Fee Increase
OSPE Members, please be advised that beginning on January 1, 2026, there will be a small, 3% increase in the OSPE membership fee. For Regular Members, your annual membership fee will increase by $6.50 (54 cents/month), bringing the total cost to $221.50 (from $215). For Intern, New Graduate, and Retired Members, your annual membership fee will increase by $3.50 (30 cents/month), bringing the total cost to $122.50 (from $119). This update ensures we can continue to deliver high-quality advocacy, academic […]
Customizable Training Option for Electrical Professionals
The Canadian Electrical Code, Part I, provides fundamental guidance for the safety of electrical installations and systems, establishing guidelines and requirements necessary to reduce risks of electric shock, fires, and other electrical hazards. As electrical technology, materials, and equipment evolve, regular updates help ensure that the Code remains aligned with advancements in the field, allowing […]
How to Improve Electrical Safety in Your Workplace
While electricity is essential, it also presents potential hazards in work environments. Electric shock, arc flash, and other electrical hazards can result in serious injury or even fatal outcomes. Organizations need to identify potential electrical risks in the workplace and establish necessary policies and programs to enhance the safety of workers who could be exposed […]
OSPE Position Statement – Enhancing Water Resilience, Innovation, and Equity in Ontario
Water is an essential service and critical to the health and economic prosperity of our communities. Ontario currently faces rising water risks from climate change, aging systems and growth pressures. Access to safe water services is inconsistent across the province, especially in rural, remote, and Indigenous communities. OSPE urges the adoption of engineering-led approaches to […]
