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
The tax implications of international employee transfers
It can be challenging to navigate the complex environment for international employee assignments.…
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.…
WinSETT’s new chair positions women for success in engineering
Marg Latham, P.Eng, CMC, is the first consulting engineer to be named chair of the Canadian Centre for Women in Science, Engineering, Trades and Technology.…
How to make distributed energy systems more sustainable
Solar power with battery backup can mitigate traditional risks.…
Energy recovery dehumidifier earns Guelph a $20K+ utility incentive
The energy savings is generated mainly from recovering compressor waste heat to provide water heating for the indoor pool and using exhaust air to preheat incoming outdoor air.…
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