This post was prepared by Sandra Ausma, WEAC Chair, OSPE Director and Karen Chan, OSPE President and Chair This year, the theme for International Women’s Day is Pledge for Parity.…
We all know that networking is a critical part of professional development, but in today’s digital age, many of us have become accustomed to networking online through platforms like LinkedIn.…
From January 29-31, 2016, OSPE had the honour of participating in the 37th annual Ontario Engineering Competition (OEC) hosted by the University of Waterloo. Encouraging participants to think outside the…
OSPE’s team of mentors may not fight crime, but they do dispel many of the unknowns surrounding the licensure and job hunting processes. Since the inception of the Engineering Professional…
We are living in an age of explosive innovation. Modern day engineering transcends borders, expands limits and surpasses our imaginations. We have surveyed some of the most awe-inspiring engineering success…
Other than cap-and-trade, mainstream media is focusing their coverage of yesterday’s 2016 Ontario Budget announcement on education, health, taxation and pensions. OSPE was invited to attend the budget ‘lockup’ yesterday…
Between February 24th and April 27th, OSPE will be participating in a range of conferences that reflect the wide array of technical fields in which engineers work. OSPE will be…
Today is the first annual Global Day of the Engineer. It’s an excellent opportunity to prepare for the beginning of National Engineering Month and to join the global movement that…
Nuclear technology is the often overlooked strategic advantage belonging to Canada. It’s in our energy supply, our economy, our hospitals, our advanced manufacturing – indeed, our international relations. That is…
On January 28th, several members of OSPE’s Ring of Fire Working Group attended a lecture with Bob Rae, the former NDP premier of Ontario and the former interim leader of the…
