OSPE is excited to announce our partnerships with the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers - Toronto Section, Construction Specifications Canada and the Canadian Aeronautics and Space Institute! ---- Meet…
The need for a complete energy storage solution is becoming more critical as renewable sources of energy continue to intermittently generate variable outputs of electricity, often with a mismatch in…
The following post was written in collaboration with Neha Bhasin and Anne Nasato, recent chemical engineering graduates from the University of Toronto. On January 5, 2017, many San Diego households…
In honour of Canada’s 150th anniversary, the following guest post was written by OSPE member Robert (Bob) A. Goodings, P.Eng., CEF, to highlight the pioneering work of Ontario engineers in…
On July 1st, Bob Dengler, P.Eng., Professional OSPE member and his son Steven Dengler will do much more than look toward the sky to take in traditional Canada Day fireworks.…
Today, we are pleased to share the exciting news that two Professional OSPE members – Mary Wells, P.Eng., Chair of the Ontario Network of Women in Engineering (ONWiE), and Valerie…
This guest post was prepared by Shannon M. Pole, EIT, MNLP, a member of OSPE’s Women in Engineering Advocacy Committee (WEAC). This post reflects Shannon’s personal views and experience following…
The following guest post was written by Andrew Do and Caitlin Cassie, Policy Advisors at the Brookfield Institute for Innovation + Entrepreneurship (BII+E). The future is hard to predict; one…
Trade shows are a great way to efficiently communicate with colleagues of varying positions and roles, each working on or influencing different aspects of your field. Engineers use whole-systems thinking…
National Engineering Month (NEM) may have recently come to a close, but it is safe to say that our celebration of the engineering profession never really ends. In fact, today,…
