In addition to our Task Force members, OSPE compiles a list of subject matter experts (or SMEs as we say) that we call upon when we need advice in…
At the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers, we recognize the importance of managing our environmental impact. We are excited to announce we’re taking a big step to reduce the carbon…
Yesterday, November 24, 2015, the provincial government released its much anticipated Climate Change Strategy. Among several key points, OSPE supports “integrating climate change mitigation and adaptation considerations into government decision-making…
The Ring of Fire refers to a 5,000 km2 area in the James Bay Lowlands (550 km north of Thunder Bay) considered to be one of…
Evidence abounds that the official Prime Minister’s residence at 24 Sussex Drive in Ottawa is in dire need of repair, renovation and retrofitting. Laden with asbestos and antiquated electrical…
This post was prepared by the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers’ Chief Executive Officer Sandro Perruzza. On October 27, 2015 OSPE joined 200 delegates in Niagara-on-the Lake to participate in…
Today Canada’s 23rd Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was officially sworn in, along with 30 appointed members to his party’s caucus, including Professional Engineer Marc Garneau as Minister of Transport.…
OSPE regularly monitors the Ontario government’s Environmental Registry which asks for public opinion on various issues like climate change and the province’s long term energy plan. In April 2015, a…
Building on the successful luncheon panel discussion Engineering Innovation to Drive Toward a Low-Carbon Transportation Sector on October 16, OSPE and Mindfirst, a Clean Technology and Sustainability consulting firm, are…
Following last night’s federal election, OSPE would like to congratulate all candidates and applaud voters who exercised their right to vote. An unexpected, yet decisive, majority Liberal government will be…
