As the advocacy body for Ontario’s engineers since 2000, the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) has been the bridge between the engineering community and governments, policymakers, and political staff…
Water damage is one of the worst possible things that can happen to your home. In winter, your home is particularly vulnerable to this kind of situation because water…
For many of us, the New Year is a time for new beginnings. This desire for change often incarnates itself into a checklist of new resolutions and goals–some of which…
This year, Canada will be celebrating its 150th birthday. Across the country, Canadians are already counting down to July 1st by recognizing and celebrating the people and places that make…
Last week, Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) held its 2017 Council Election All Candidate Meetings. During the President-elect panel, candidates were asked questions that pertain to OSPE’s role as the advocacy…
“The Ontario Budget affects every Ontarian. That’s why it’s important for the government to hear from the people across the province, to discuss their priorities and understand what investments they…
An engineering graduate of the University of Toronto and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), a student of politics and public policy at Queen’s Park, a former Chief Technology Officer…
Owning an engineering firm or providing engineering services independently can be a fulfilling and lucrative endeavour. When focusing on new projects and developing business relationships, it’s easy to forget the…
When an individual decides to become an engineer, he or she is often motivated by the desire to solve problems and to make the world a better place. But what…
As the famous Athenian philosopher Plato once said, “necessity is the mother of invention.” It was also necessity that sparked Foteini Agrafioti’s decision to pursue doctoral research in Electrical and…
