This blog was contributed by Emily Moore, PhD, P.Eng., Director Troost Institute for Leadership Education in Engineering. Engineers lead. It’s the first pillar of OSPE’s strategic plan. It’s based on…
In partnership with OSPE, we are thrilled to bring How to Change the World | Canada 2020 to Toronto from 19-21 February 2020. This two-and-a-half day experiential education program is…
We interviewed three students to find out how ESSCO and OSPE have helped them in their student and professional lives. Thanks to: --- “Engineering is not static, it’s always growing,”…
Did you know that across Canada, the percentage of the newly licensed engineers who are women is only 17.9%? Engineers Canada’s 30 by 30 initiative aims to address this gender…
Scott Johnson was Radiohead’s 33-year-old drum technician who was killed at Downsview Park in 2012 when a temporary stage collapsed. The Coroner's Inquest begins today as a mandatory proceeding under…
The Internet of Things (IoT), Artificial Intelligence (AI), cybersecurity, blockchain and cryptocurrency are much more than just buzzwords today. These concepts, industries and their associated technologies continue to expand and…
Have you been working in your current role for a couple of years? Are you itching to take over the reins on an important project? Do you feel it's time…
Thomas Kowpak, P.Eng., is a Project Manager and Engineer in CIMA+’s Water, Wastewater and Infrastructure Group, focusing on the design and construction of wastewater treatment plants and pumping stations, as well…
On June 2, 2018, we will take this handy infographic on the licensing process one step further at OSPE's 3rd Annual Engineering Intern (EIT) Summit. This popular event includes short…
The following guest post has been contributed by Commanding Presence. What are your career opportunities right now? What are your goals? You probably have the professional qualifications, experience and determination…
