As representatives of the engineering profession and advocates for public safety, OSPE is proud to support public health and promote safe environments. In light of this, we express our strong…
Throughout the month of June, the impacts of Canadian wildfires have made international headlines. Smoke has clouded skies in the United States and even the United Kingdom, and over 400…
June 23 is International Women in Engineering Day, and OSPE Member Emily Nichols, P.Eng., is using the occasion to highlight the benefits of re-engineering our everyday communication habits. Embracing gender-neutral…
Ontario’s Ministry of Energy recently asked the public for input on their provincial decarbonization strategy, with the goal of achieving net-zero emissions for all energy supplies by 2050 and electricity…
Ontario is taking action to support job seekers with disabilities. On May 29, the Hon. Monte McNaughton (Minister of Labour, Immigration, Training and Skills Development) announced a $6.5 million investment…
OSPE is pleased to announce Stephanie Holko, P.Eng., MBA, as the Association’s President and Chair for 2023-2024. Stephanie has been a committed OSPE volunteer for the past two years, and…
The academic year may be over – but as summer approaches, OSPE’s schedule of events is in full swing. Yesterday, we welcomed Ontario’s engineering community to the Angus Glen Golf…
This week, Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) became the first professional regulator in the province to remove the Canadian experience requirement from their licence application criteria. OSPE has advocated for this…
In our efforts to support equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI), OSPE has identified accessibility as a top priority. An inclusive society supports participation from people of all abilities – and…
OSPE is pleased to announce the results of our 2023 Board of Directors Election. The following members were elected to serve a 3-year term: Dave Carnergie, P.Eng. Mark Egbedeyi-Emmanuel, P.Eng.…
