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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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?
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HVACR community forecasts positive economic outlook for 2020
Features
How to make distributed energy systems more sustainable
Solar power with battery backup can mitigate traditional risks.…
Using infrared to assess damage to buildings
Thermal imaging cameras display the infrared spectrum as an image, with colours representing different temperatures, and they’re effective in showing everything from the heat of a failing electrical fuse to the cold of a hidden water leak.…
Diverging Diamond comes to Canada
Completed in the Fall of 2017, the City of Calgary was the first in the country to adopt the unique interchange design to improve traffic flow with fewer construction disruptions.…
Working Better Together
Talking diversity and inclusivity with Deanna Burgart, P.Eng, CET, president of Indigenous Engineering Inclusion Inc.…
Destined to Engineer
Catherine Karakatsanis, P.Eng., the chief operating officer at Morrison Hershfield, is this year’s recipient of the Gold Medal from Engineers Canada, acknowledging her lifetime of industry achievements.…
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