The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) sent an open letter to Mayor John Tory, providing recommendations on the report Developing Toronto's Transit Network Plan to 2031, which will be…
On June 1, OSPE sent a letter to Premier Wynne imploring the government to consult with engineers before implementing its cap-and-trade program. On June 14, OSPE received a response from…
In an open letter to the Premier today, the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) implores the provincial government to consult with engineers before implementing its cap-and-trade program. “Ontario’s engineers…
As mentioned in our recent blog post about OSPE’s Annual General Meeting on May 3, 2016, the society has proposed bylaw changes in order to fulfill one of the goals…
On Tuesday May 3, OSPE held its 16th Annual General Meeting (AGM) at the Novotel Toronto North York. The AGM is free for all members in good standing, and is…
OSPE and Randstad Engineering, a division of Randstad Canada, are pleased to announce a two-year partnership that will integrate Randstad into OSPE’s career services program to better serve Ontario’s engineering…
Last week, OSPE’s March 2016 report Ontario’s Energy Dilemma: Reducing Emissions at an Affordable Cost, was the centre of a lively discussion on Twitter about Ontario’s energy production. We’d like…
Ontario achieved an 80% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to 1990 from its electrical sector before the end of 2015. In its latest report, Ontario’s Energy Dilemma: Reducing Emissions at an Affordable…
Ottawa Plans to Invest $11.9 Billion in Infrastructure Over Next Five-Years Budget 2016 contained the details of Phase I of its infrastructure investment plan, which will involve $11.9B in spending…
Do you know an OSPE volunteer who deserves extra recognition? OSPE's many achievements are made possible through the hard work and dedication of volunteers who serve on our committees, task…
