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OSPE’s 2020 Board of Directors Candidate: Réjeanne Aimey, P.Eng.

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PLEASE NOTE: Voting for the election opens March 23. For more information on the upcoming election and other candidates, click here.  NAME   Réjeanne Aimey, P.Eng.  EMPLOYER AND POSITION:   KPMG LLP, Senior Technical Consultant   EDUCATION   Western University, B.E.Sc., Mechanical and Materials Engineering, 2003  University of Phoenix, MBA, 2007   EMPLOYMENT HISTORY  2016 – Present SR&ED Consulting, KPMG LLP   2015 – 2016 EHS software […]

Hamilton-Halton Engineering Week Awards Gala 2020

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On March 7th, 2020, the Hamilton-Halton Engineering week committee, in association with OSPE, held the annual awards gala recognizing excellence in engineering. The event was held at the elegant Grand Olympia in Stoney Creek, Ontario, where guests enjoyed appetizers and dinner along with full bar service; door prizes were given out later in the evening. […]

Province moves forward with the Building Transit Faster Act

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On February 18, 2020, the Hon. Caroline Mulroney, Minister of Transportation, introduced the Building Transit Faster Act. The proposed legislation aims to help deliver Ontario’s four priority subway projects on-time and on-budget. If passed, the legislation would give the Province the tools needed for Metrolinx and Infrastructure Ontario to deliver the four priority transit projects […]

International Women’s Day 2020 is #BecauseOfYou

Today is International Women’s Day, a time when we celebrate the women in our lives by coming together to work towards a common goal—gender equality in our workplaces, communities and society. For #IWD2020, Women and Gender Equality Canada wants to shine a light on grassroots efforts to advance gender equality in communities across the country […]

Gender and Diversity in City and Community Building

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On January 30th, 2020, Rotman’s Centre for Gender and the Economy, hosted Towards a Feminist City (II): Gender and Diversity in the City Building Industry. The event included a panel discussion of experts from the non-profit, private, and public sectors. Among them was Taya Cook, Director of Development at Urban Capital, who along with Sherry […]

Ones and zeros. Where do they go when you throw away your E-Waste?

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It may sound like a philosophical question, but given the ever-increasing adoption of personal computing devices of all sizes, it might just be a question worth asking. With new devices imploring hapless consumers to buy them every couple of months, can anyone be blamed for finding themselves in a pile of out-dated and unused technology? […]

Why Mentor? The Benefits of Being an OSPE Mentor

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In a traditional mentorship relationship, the role of the mentor is to pass on meaningful experience that they have gained throughout their years. When talking about this relationship, we tend to focus on the benefits for the mentee, since they can follow the footsteps of an individual who has already paved some of the way! […]

Alternative Pathways to Success: Michael Lee-Chin

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One of Canada’s leading philanthropists began his career as an engineer. Michael Lee-Chin, famously known for his $30 Million dollar donation to the Royal Ontario Museum for the construction of its “Crystal,” graduated with a degree in civil engineering from Hamilton’s McMaster University in 1974. One of his first major engineering projects was helping construct […]

Engineers Lead – P.Eng. Day Profile: Herman Chan, P.Eng.

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P.Eng. day was started by OSPE three years ago on March 1st, 2018, as a way to recognize the work being done by engineers all across Ontario. As the voice of engineering in Ontario, we wanted a day dedicated to promoting engineers, the importance of the profession, and to highlight just how much of our society engineers […]