Photo courtesy of Evan Mitsui/CBC The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers congratulates the Progressive Conservative (PC) Party on being re-elected with a majority government. We would like to extend our…
The global pandemic has brought attention to many issues that previously were only of interest to small cadres of insiders and subject matter experts. One issue whose profile has been…
The GTA-West Transportation (GTAW) Corridor, otherwise known as Highway 413, has been under Environmental Assessment (EA) study by Ontario since 2007. The highway portion of the EA was cancelled by…
The content of this blog post was supplied by OSPE partner BMS As COVID-19 regulations continue to ease across the country, many professionals are eager to visit clients and co-workers…
The Green Party of Ontario, in its 2022 election platform New Solutions to Old Problems, has included the promise to strengthen environmental oversight and public consultation by restoring the Office of the…
As ridership on Toronto-area public transit returns to something like normal after a two-year pandemic lull, another familiar sight is returning for GTA commuters: jam-packed buses, trains and transit stations. …
Your cottage may be your summer oasis, but why limit yourself to just a season? Continue reading to find out how you can prepare your cottage for year-round living. Heating…
The Green Party of Ontario has released their official platform: New Solutions to Old Problems. The plan is organized under several overarching themes, such as a Caring Society, Connected Communities and New…
OSPE's Annual General Meeting (AGM) was held virtually on Monday, May 9, 2022. The evening opened with a moment of silence in memory of Board Director Irene Sterian, P.Eng. who suddenly passed…
