In advance of International Women’s Day on March 8th, Premier Kathleen Wynne and Ontario’s Minister of Labour Kevin Flynn announced legislation to close the gender wage gap – Bill 3,…
Name --- James Chisholm, FEC, M.Eng., P.Eng. Employer and Position --- City of Toronto, Fire Services; Fire Protection Engineer Education --- Master of Engineering; (Chemical Engineering), University of Toronto. Employment…
No longer the silent profession —The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) is supporting Ontario’s 85,000 Professional Engineers to GET LOUD, become engaged and ask more of their government. Building…
The candidates who are elected to OSPE’s Board of Directors during the 2018 Board election are committed to ensuring that your profession is headed in the right direction—a direction where…
Inspire through Mentorship --- With National Engineering Month (NEM) well underway, many engineers are pausing to reflect on how they can inspire, support and develop the next generation of professional…
You’re standing in the bakery aisle trying to compare the nutritional value of two loaves of bread. It may seem that all wheat breads are created equal, but the nutrition…
The following guest post on batteries was contributed by Hybrid Power Solutions. Welcome to the wonderful world of batteries. --- When you think of batteries, what comes to mind? Maybe…
Today marks International Women’s Day (IWD 2018) – a day when people around the world unite to motivate their friends, family and colleagues to think, act and be gender inclusive.…
What a way to kick of National Engineering Month (NEM 2018)! Yesterday, 31 proud Professional Engineers, OSPE members and PEO dignitaries assembled at Queen’s Park in celebration of the first…
National Engineering Month (NEM 2018) is a time to recognize, celebrate and share what engineers do every day to improve our quality of life, keep us safe and strengthen our…
