On September 22, 2016, Transportation Minister Steven Del Duca and Northern Development and Mines Minister Michael Gravelle released an update on the investigation into the Nipigon River Bridge failure that…
Celebratory luncheons and formal galas are fixtures within most professional circles. Likewise, the annual Hamilton-Halton Engineering Week Luncheon has become a staple event on the local engineering community’s annual calendar.…
Below is a Letter to the Editor that was submitted to Engineering Dimensions, PEO’s bimonthly magazine, on behalf of OSPE’s President & Chair, Michael Monette, P.Eng. Regarding the article “Inspiring…
The following is a guest post prepared by Dean Pearl Sullivan, Waterloo Engineering. For most of its 59 years of existence, Waterloo Engineering was rightfully known for its co-operative education…
While Jake Lipohar didn’t always know what career path he wanted to follow, he was always certain that whatever the career choice, it would have to make a difference in…
In the past year, people in advanced democracies have witnessed a renewed public interest in closing the gender gap in politics. In Canada, this movement was reenergized by Prime Minister…
While some argue that the term ‘innovation’ has become a buzzword, and others are of the opinion that the term is overused, the fact remains that real, focused innovation is…
The following post was prepared by Xerox Research Centre of Canada, based off an interview with Marko Saban, Director of Engineering, to learn how his team of engineers helps clients…
5 Things You Need to Know About the Difference between PEO and OSPE Here at OSPE, we’re often asked what the difference is between our sister organization, Professional Engineers Ontario,…
With a pulse on the most pressing societal issues at hand, we know that engineers play a vital role in the daily functioning of communities and countries all over the…
