News
Hatch establishes scholarships in memory of Montreal Massacre victims
Consulting engineering firm Hatch has established three new $10,000 scholarships to support female engineering students attending Montreal’s École Polytechnique, as a way to honour the memory of the victims of the school’s mass shooting on Dec. 6, 1989. In the… →
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Engineers ‘push the envelope’ at The Buildings Show
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ASHRAE adds new courses to 2020 winter conference
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Edmonton cement plant seeks engineering support for carbon capture and storage
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‘Solving Water’ podcast dives into clean and efficient plumbing, HVAC
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Updates coming to BC Energy Step Code
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Is road pricing needed to fund infrastructure?
Features
Alternatives to grade separation for railway crossings
With over 20,000 at-grade railway crossings across Canada, making all railway tracks cross in a grade-separated manner is not economically viable.…
Tipping Point
A conversation with Annette Bergeron, President of Engineers Canada, about the 30-by-30 initiative and diversity in the engineering industry.…
Q&A with BrainBox AI co-founder Jean-Simon Venne
We wanted to know where the AI would deliver the most value, and so far we’re consistently seeing 25% to 35% energy savings and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by a huge percentage, about 40%.…
Natalie Leonard, P.Eng., brings passive homes into the mainstream
Canada’s first certified Passive House (PH) consultant and builder has completed more than 100 projects that are net-zero-ready.…
New Federal Prompt Payment … What It Means for Engineers
It will be important for consulting engineers to be aware of the new federal and provincial prompt payment legislation and adapt their billing practices accordingly.…
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