One of OSPE’s objectives outlined in our five-year Strategic Plan is to “build coalitions with non-engineering groups on issues of common interest.” On May 22, 2015, for the first…
The City of Toronto’s City Planning Division is currently conducting public consultations on the potential locations of stations and corridors for the long awaited Relief Line subway. This subway…
Today, engineering remains a non-traditional career for women. Only 18 per cent of graduates from Canadian engineering programs are female, and only 10 per cent of P.Eng. license holders…
Today, the Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change (MOECC) released Submitting Records of Site Condition – Getting it Right the First Time – an article that focuses on…
If you’ve been following the news across Ontario over the past few days, you’ll know that coverage of the Climate Summit of the Americas has been front and centre.…
Last week, a 9-year old girl in northern Ontario tried to register for an introductory robotics class at Timmins Public Library. Initially, Cash Cayen was informed that the course was…
Today marks the start of the much anticipated Climate Summit of the Americas and OSPE's CEO Sandro Perruzza is honoured to have been invited by the Ministry of the Environment and…
Last week, Engineers Canada (EC) released a new report, Engineering Labour Market in Canada – Projections to 2025. The report is a forecast that provides a province-level look at the…
Welcome to the final installment of our three-part blog series on OSPE’s 15 years of advocacy, where we explore some of the advocacy wins OSPE's made from the year 2000…
Yesterday, OSPE’s CEO Sandro Perruzza was invited to attend an event in Toronto where Stephen Harper announced a $2.6 billion commitment to support Mayor John Tory’s SmartTrack transit plan…
