If you missed OSPE’s General Assembly (GA) and Annual General Meeting (AGM) on May 4, 2017, below are some highlights to bring you up to speed. On several topics, the…
QUEEN'S PARK-- Ontario's first balanced budget in a decade was released on Thursday, April 27th by Minister Charles Sousa, containing updates and new spending measures that impact Ontario's engineers. Based…
QUEEN’S PARK—Yesterday, Ontario’s Attorney General Yasir Naqvi announced that the province will be making-good on its commitment to introduce legislation in spring 2017 that will bring Ontario’s construction laws up…
Ontario’s Fair Hydro Plan Aims to Reduce Electricity Bills by 25 Per Cent – Government Confirms Adoption of OSPE Recommendation On March 2, 2017, following months of consultation between…
This year, Canada will be celebrating its 150th birthday and Canadians across the country are already counting down to July 1st by honouring the people, places and industries that make…
National Engineering Month (NEM) is Canada’s largest celebration of engineering, with over 500 interactive events and activities taking place across the country. Each event will centre on this year’s theme:…
“The Ontario Budget affects every Ontarian. That’s why it’s important for the government to hear from the people across the province, to discuss their priorities and understand what investments they…
It is an exciting time to be studying engineering! Ontario and Canada need you more than ever to support innovation, drive change and build a prosperous economy. OSPE supports engineering…
Soil as a resource, not a waste From roadwork construction in rural areas to the development of high rise condominiums and the upgrading of buried utilities in cities, today, most…
Six Canadian Senate seats filled for Ontario – not one by an engineer OSPE sends letter to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau Since the wake of the Canadian Senate expenses scandal,…
