Background Census data provides a wealth of information about Canadians. From commuting times, to household income, education, and myriad other characteristics, this data tells us a lot about the way…
John Hazel, P.Eng., wants to enable the next generation of engineers to see farther and achieve more --- Which of us has not been touched by someone who offered a…
“Wherever there are human beings there is garbage. And wherever there is garbage there is a need for a Solid Waste Expert. A huge part of my professional life has…
Whether your professional designation is marked by the letters PE, P.Eng., or ing., to name a few, the common denominator across these titles is the commitment you’ve made as a…
National Engineering Month (NEM) may have recently come to a close, but it is safe to say that our celebration of the engineering profession never really ends. In fact, today,…
This guest post was contributed by McMaster Engineering. “As a New Canadian, I can affirm that Canada is more than a land of hockey and snow. It values intellectual freedom,…
Advances in transportation and telecommunications infrastructure have been major factors in the development of our increasingly globalized world. The international interdependence of our economic, cultural and technological activities are matched…
In 2008, Christina Amon, ScD, P.Eng., Dean of the University of Toronto’s (UofT) Faculty of Applied Science and Engineering, created a Task Force on Globalization and Engineering to explore how…
