The following post was contributed by Emanuel Corthay P.Eng., on behalf of OSPE's Research & Innovation Task Force and is the first of a series on Artificial Intelligence where we…
OSPE employs a rigorous advocacy process that focuses on creating evidence-based recommendations for government. Below are some of our 2018 advocacy highlights: January Engineers' recommendations included in 2018 Provincial Budget…
Are you a proud professional engineer? Do you know someone who is an engineer? Maybe you’re in the process of obtaining your licence to become a professional engineer? March 1,…
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) believes that both green and grey infrastructure projects are needed in Ontario. A blanket approach cannot be used province-wide to plan, sustain or…
The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) advances the professional and economic interests of our members – many of whom work in the environmental, energy and transportation sectors. As a…
What is a carbon tax and what is the reasoning behind implementing one? --- Putting a price on carbon emissions, or implementing a “carbon tax”, means making businesses and individuals…
On January 14, the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers provided the Government of Ontario with 7 recommendations for its 2019 Ontario Budget – within the prescribed 500 words or less…
OSPE would like to thank Attorney General Caroline Mulroney for her measured response regarding the concerns raised about the governance structure and non-regulatory activities of PEO, which were brought to…
OSPE was formed in 2000 after members of Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO), the regulatory body responsible for licensing the practice of engineering across the province, voted to separate regulatory and…
Leadership Accord on Gender Diversity: Committing to increase the representation of women in programs, organizations and the Canadian workplace --- Today, leadership from the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE)…
