How to Fix Your Bad Posture
Long hours sitting behind a desk can lead to poor posture and associated problems such as stiff joints and back pain. But it’s never too late to enjoy the many […]
OSPE Student Member Profile: Tiffany Joseph
The following student member profile on Tiffany Joseph was written by Huijie Xu, OSPE Intern and student at McMaster’s Master of Engineering and Public Policy program. WHAT IS YOUR BACKGROUND? […]
Autonomous Connected Vehicles – Test your knowledge!
The world’s population is growing rapidly, and with current rates of urbanization, another 2.5 billion people are expected to take up residence in our cities over the next three decades. […]
The Made-in-Ontario Environment plan costs Canadians twice as much as the Federal Carbon Tax
A recent report released by Canadians for Clean Prhttps://ospe.on.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/academy-banner-7.pngrity entitled The Cost Implications of Ontario’s Environment Plan to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions claims that under the Ontario government’s Made-in-Ontario Environment […]
Waterloop: Canada’s Hyperloop
This article was prepared by Nicholas Johnston, a fourth year political science student at the University of Waterloo. Johnston has been involved in Waterloop for the last two years, having […]
THALES: Putting Ontario Engineers on the [Transit] Map for Innovative Urban Rail Signalling Solutions
The railway industry has revolutionized transportation in Canada for over a century. But how much do you know about the cutting-edge technologies that define modern urban rail mobility? You might […]
OSPE Member Marcia Lim, P.Eng., Promotes Community Development
The following member profile on Marcia Lim, P.Eng., was written by Jaismine Wadhwa, OSPE Intern and Student at McMaster’s Master of Engineering and Public Policy program. Marcia Lim, P.Eng., is […]
Independent Regulatory Review finds weaknesses in Ontario engineering licensing and registration
On June 27, 2019, Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) released a report by the United Kingdom-based Professional Standards Authority (PSA) on its performance as a regulator. The PSA’s report entitled “A […]
Microaggressions in the Workplace
Microaggressions in the workplace: the uncomfortable sensation women and other equity-seeking groups experience all too often “Your name is really hard to pronounce; can I just call you Jay?” “Wow […]
PSPC Engineers: Moving the Nation’s Capital into the Future
Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) manages one of the largest and most diverse portfolios of real estate in the country. It is the Government of Canada’s property and heritage […]