A message from Sue Tessier, P.Eng., OSPE Board Director and Chair of OSPE's Nominations Committee. As a member of OSPE’s Board of Directors, I’d like to encourage all of my…
Other than cap-and-trade, mainstream media is focusing their coverage of yesterday’s 2016 Ontario Budget announcement on education, health, taxation and pensions. OSPE was invited to attend the budget ‘lockup’ yesterday…
Today the Ontario government announced a $74 million investment in cleantech innovation from the Green Investment Fund to help reduce greenhouse gas pollution by encouraging industry to adopt leading-edge technologies,…
Today is an exciting day for the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers – we are pleased announce the launch of our updated website and online member platform. We took your…
Every day an average of 200,000 commuters pass through Toronto’s Union Station, Canada’s busiest passenger transportation hub. This sea of daily commuters is projected to increase to 2-3 times the…
“One step equates to fifteen to me.” – Luke Anderson, P.Eng. Luke Anderson, P. Eng., is a born problem solver and civil engineering graduate from the University of Waterloo. After…
Are you an OSPE member? Are you an OSPE volunteer? Interested in giving back to the engineering community? OSPE needs YOU! National Engineering Month (NEM) begins in March and…
Soil is a finite resource that is essential to sustain life. Healthy soils play an important role in climate change mitigation by storing carbon (carbon sequestration) and decreasing global greenhouse gas…
Wesley Bova, P.Eng. is a professional engineer who works at Matawa First Nations Management (MFNM) in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Matawa First Nations is a Tribal Council of nine member Ojibway…
Have you seen the latest edition of OSPE’s quarterly magazine, The Voice? Our editorial team visited the Federal Bridge Corporation Ltd. in Cornwall, Ontario in October to check out…
