Ontario’s Fair Hydro Plan Aims to Reduce Electricity Bills by 25 Per Cent – Government Confirms Adoption of OSPE Recommendation On March 2, 2017, following months of consultation between…
Small claims is a great way to pursue debts or unpaid accounts for engineering services. The Ontario Small Claims Court is specifically designed to manage cases that are valued at…
Last night, OSPE teamed up with Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO), the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT) and Engineers Without Borders (EWB) to kick off National Engineering…
(Video sourced from YouTube) Around the world, more than 12 million elevators will make over seven billion trips and carry a total of about one billion people daily. Since its…
Canadians spend countless hours commuting to work. Unfortunately, heavy traffic and accidents are common occurrences. There are a lot of people on the road and commuting becomes repetitive, so costly…
In November 2016, the Building and Development Branch of Ontario’s Ministry of Municipal Affairs sent an exclusive request to OSPE’s CEO Sandro Perruzza seeking preferred nominations to be considered for…
This year, Canada will be celebrating its 150th birthday and Canadians across the country are already counting down to July 1st by honouring the people, places and industries that make…
In honour of Black History Month, today’s #Canada150 blog post celebrates the inventiveness and resourcefulness of Ontario-born Elijah McCoy. If you’ve ever heard the saying, “the Real McCoy,” you already…
The engineering profession is as diverse as the many industries within which engineers work. Regardless of the specific tasks that we carry out in our varying job roles, productivity and…
OSPE’s President & Chair Michael Monette, P.Eng., and OSPE’s Lead of Policy and Government Relations Patrick Sackville spoke with Tim Hudak on his NewsTalk1010 show on Sunday, February 12 regarding…
