10 Tips to Prepare for a Virtual Interview

Since the pandemic started, like many other organizations, we’ve had to shift our in-person events to the virtual space. One of the many OSPE events that we had to do […]
OSPE’s Long-Term COVID-19 Economic Recovery Recommendations

The Ontario and Canadian governments have been working hard to ensure the safety of Canadians, while also assessing the steps required to re-open the economy. OSPE and the engineering profession’s […]
5 things you shouldn’t store in your garage

Your garage can offer you extra space for storage, but some items need to be protected carefully and others can be hazards. So think carefully before you put just anything […]
Ontario needs more engineers in the energy efficiency and green building sectors

As Ontario and Canada transition towards a low-carbon future, the energy efficiency and building sector will be at the forefront of change. To accelerate this, we need to strengthen the […]
OSPE Task Force Chair Receives 2020 International Energy Engineer of the Year Award

Today, the Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) announced that Emily Thorn Corthay, P.Eng., Founder & CEO of Thorn Associates and current Chair of OSPE’s Energy Task Force, has been awarded […]
OSPE Advocacy Update: Recent Submissions to the Ontario Government

This past month, OSPE’s Task Forces, comprised of engineering subject matter experts, have been hard at work preparing comprehensive responses to government consultations. OSPE meets with the government regularly to […]
Federal Government acknowledges and supports OSPE’s COVID-19 Economic Recovery Recommendations

On June 11, OSPE presented the provincial and federal governments with recommendations developed by our COVID-19 Economic Recovery working group. OSPE was pleased to hear back from both The Honourable […]
Ontario Wasted Enough Clean Electricity to Power 720,000 Homes in 2019: OSPE Data

Trend expected to continue into 2020 for the sixth consecutive year The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE), the voice of Ontario’s engineering community, has released updated data on curtailed […]
There’s More to Microtransit than Meets the Eye

Willem Klumpenhouwer is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Transit Analytics Lab in the University of Toronto’s Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering. Willem created this blog to highlight the report […]
Top 7 reasons why OSPE’s Career Centre will get you your next job

It’s been two months since the launch of OSPE’s new and improved Career Centre. Since then, we’ve helped match loads of qualified engineers with employers from all over Canada. No […]