NEWS ARCHIVE
Meet Michael Gregoire, P.Eng., FEC: Acting CEO, Registrar, and Secretary of EngGeoMB
Grant Koropatnick has stepped down from the Association after 17 years as CEO & Registrar. As of January 7, 2023, Michael Gregoire, P.Eng., MBA, FEC, has assumed the duties of the CEO, Registrar, and Secretary on a temporary basis.
Read More »2022 By-law Proposals
After engagement with membership, through open engagement sessions and third-party focus groups, review by the By-law Review Committee, drafting by legal counsel, and further member engagement, Council has approved the list of by-law proposals for 2022.
Read More »2022 Council Election
In this year's election, there are ten (10) candidates for election to three (3) positions in the professional engineer category. There is no election for the professional geoscientist member to the Council; the one candidate will be declared elected by acclamation. There is no election for the intern position on council this year.
Read More »Bilingual Engineering Work Products for Federal Procurement
The federal government recently released Policy Notification (PN)-48R1 to update the obligations for individuals involved in procurement with respect to the Official Languages Act.
Read More »International Women in Engineering Day 2022
International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), brought to you by Women's Engineering Society (WES), will celebrate its 9th year today on June 23, 2022.
Read More »New Report Explores the Experiences of Indigenous Engineers
A new report commissioned by Engineers Canada and completed by Big River Analytics about Indigenous inclusion in engineering explores the experiences of Indigenous engineers in three provinces from their formative years, including their upbringing and early education, through to their professional experiences.
Read More »18th Annual Making Links Engineering Classic
On June 16, the 18th annual Making Links Engineering Classic golf day was held at Quarry Oaks in Steinbach.
Read More »Practice Bulletin: Whole Building Energy Modelling Services
This Practice Bulletin/Note applies to architects and engineers who are providing, procuring, contributing, and/or coordinating Building Energy Modelling services on buildings of all types and sizes, regardless of the requirements for professional design and review within Building Codes.
Read More »Enforcement of the 2021 Canadian Electrical Code
The requirements of the 2021 Canadian Electrical Code, including local amendments, will be enforced by the City of Winnipeg starting July 1, 2022, via Winnipeg Electrical By-law Number 72/2022.
Read More »Engineers Canada Gold Medal Awarded to Digvir S. Jayas
The 2022 Engineers Canada recipients are promoting sustainability, championing equity, diversity, and inclusion in engineering, and leading impactful projects and research. This year, Digvir S. Jayas, OC, DSc, P.Eng., was presented Engineers Canada’s the Award’s highest honour - the Gold Medal Award at the Engineers Canada ceremony in Toronto.
Read More »Association Volunteer Recognized By Engineers of Tomorrow
The 2021-2022 academic year marked the pilot of a new partnership between Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba and Engineers of Tomorrow, bringing the Engineer-in-Residence (EIR) Program to Manitoba schools.
Read More »By-law Review Committee Seeking Input on Draft By-law Proposal
The By-law Review Committee has developed draft by-law proposals under By-law 16.3 for the 2022 year.
Read More »ProDev Guide Update: Caregiving Activities Added
The ProDev Guide has recently been updated to include information regarding Caregiving Activities. Under the Categories/Activities portion of the ProDev Guide (Page 7), a new block of text has been added under the Participation section.
Read More »Canada-Manitoba Job Grant is NOW OPEN!
The Job Grant provides funding to employers to help cover the cost of training their new and existing employees to meet business needs, and to provide Manitobans with the skills they need for available jobs.
Read More »EngGeoMB's New Student Achievement Award
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba are proud to announce a new award category for 2022, recognizing undergraduate student members of the Association for their groundbreaking projects or theses.
Read More »Role of the Validators in the CBA System
The Association has improved its registration process to provide a more equitable, transparent, consistent, and efficient process for applicants. A virtual information session took place on March 24, 2022. A recording of this session is now available.
Read More »2022 Spaghetti Bridge Competition: A Smashing Success!
With impressive loads and enthusiastic students, the 2022 Spaghetti Bridge Competition marked another successful year for this annual Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba event.
Read More »BRACE Courses Now Available Online
Courses hosted by the Association which explore climate change resilience in infrastructure are now available to watch online, as part of the Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) program.
Read More »Online Learning Modules Available
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has developed a series of online learning modules to help practitioners find more accessible ways to fulfil their ProDev requirements.
Read More »National Engineering and Geoscience Month
Though National Engineering and Geoscience Month (NEGM) celebrations this year will continue to be held virtually, the goal remains the same: to spark an interest in the next generation of engineers and geoscientists and to celebrate the role that these professionals play in society.
Read More »Member Engagement Sessions – Future By-law Changes
Council invites all members to participate in open online engagement sessions discussing potential by-law changes for 2022.
Read More »EngGeoMB Introduces New Registration Process
In an effort to make the registration process more equitable, transparent, consistent, and efficient, the Association has improved and streamlined the procedures for applicants seeking professional licensure in Manitoba.
Read More »Online Learning Modules Now Available
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has developed a series of online learning modules to help practitioners find more accessible ways to fulfil their ProDev requirements.
Read More »BRACE - Foundational and Infrastructure Path
Follow the nine-course "Foundational and Infrastructure Path" to prepare your engineering practice for climate change!
The Manitoba Climate Resilience Training (MCRT) Project is part of the Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) initiative that aims to build capacity and expertise of professionals, the business community in Northern Manitoba, and Indigenous organizations and communities to address the risks associated with climate change.
Annex D of CSA A23.3 Now Mandatory
Annex D of CSA A23.3 Design of Concrete Structures is now mandatory and will come into full effect when the new National Building Code comes out at the end of the 2021 year.
Read More »Graduate Research Days 2022
Considering further education and applying for graduate research studies in engineering? Graduate Research Days 2022, hosted virtually by the University of Toronto Engineering, is a unique opportunity to engage with staff, faculty, and graduate students to learn more about engineering graduate studies.
Read More »Congratulations to Recipients of 2021 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards
On Friday, November 5, 2021, eight awards were presented at the Association’s annual awards ceremony, hosted online. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to recognize the achievements of these exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Read More »Better Together: One Regulator is Good for the Public and Professionals
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba and Certified Technicians & Technologists Association of Manitoba (CTTAM) co-author an article on the benefits of merging regulators between engineers and technologists.
Read More »17th Annual Making Links Engineering Classic
On August 19, the 17th annual Making Links Engineering Classic golf day was held at Quarry Oaks in Steinbach. One hundred and seventy-six golfers joined us on the links for a day of golf, prizes, and an opportunity to network with fellow professionals in support of the Price Faculty of Engineering at the University of Manitoba.
Read More »2021 By-law Proposals
After engagement with membership through open engagement sessions and third-party focus groups, review by the By-law Review Committee, drafting by legal counsel, and further member engagement, Council has approved the list of by-law proposals for 2021.
Read More »Engineer-in-Residence Program Piloting in Manitoba
To learn more about the Engineer-in-Residence Program, how you can volunteer, and how your local school can take part.
Read More »Continuing Competency Committee Modifies ProDev Reporting Targets for 2021
The Continuing Competency Committee agreed to modify the targets of the ProDev program for the 2021 calendar year.
Read More »EngGeoMB Celebrates National Indigenous Peoples Day
Monday, June 21, is National Indigenous Peoples Day. This day is a time to celebrate the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Indigenous peoples of Canada.
Read More »EngGeoMB Offers Condolences to All Survivors of the Residential School System and Families
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is saddened and mourns the loss of the 215 children found in an unmarked grave at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. We offer our sincere condolences during this time of profound grief to all survivors of the residential school system and families affected by this ongoing cultural genocide.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Statement on COVID-19
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is committed to the health and well-being of its employees, practitioners, and members of the public whom we serve. The Association will continue to closely monitor updates from Manitoba Health and other national and local entities regarding COVID-19.
Read More »By-law Review Committee Seeking Input on Draft By-law Proposals
The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on potential by-law changes for the 2021 year. Members are invited to read the drafts and provide written feedback.
Read More »NOTICE Under the Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act & the Association’s Discipline By-law
This is Notice that on November 30, 2020, Pavel F. Ast was issued a reprimand following a conviction on a charge of professional misconduct, in accordance with Section 46(1)(d) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »BRACE Survey Results Now Available
The survey was undertaken as part of an engagement and training/tool needs assessment process. Engineers Geoscientist Manitoba is funded until March 2022 by Manitoba Conservation and Climate’s Climate Resiliency Training Project (under Natural Resources Canada’s BRACE Program) to improve the capacity of Manitoba infrastructure professionals and decision-makers to access and apply knowledge and tools on climate change adaptation in their work.
Read More »Competency Based Assessment Pilot
In February 2021, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba began the implementation of the Competency Based Assessment (CBA) pilot which will eventually replace the time-based experience reporting currently completed by interns.
Read More »26th Annual Spaghetti Bridge Event Raises $10,000 for Harvest Manitoba
During Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week (PEGW) in March each year, volunteers from Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba can usually be found doing outreach work with local students, both through children’s activities and the annual Spaghetti Bridge Competition, which attracted over 1000 participants in 2020.
Read More »NOTICE Under the Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act & the Association’s Discipline By-law
This is notice that on March 22, 2021, Ms. Sijie Liu consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »NOTICE Under the Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act & the Association’s Discipline By-law
This is notice that on March 13, 2021, Mr. William Hanuschak, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »NOTICE Under the Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act & the Association’s Discipline By-law
This is notice that on February 17, 2021, Mr. S.M. Petrovich, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »Online Engagement for Phase 2 of Perimeter Highway Safety Review
Minister of Manitoba Infrastructure announces an online public engagement for Phase 2 of the Perimeter Safety Review.
Read More »Manitoba Legislation Update - Unpaid Military Leave for Reservists
The Canadian Forces Liaison Council (CFLC) wishes to inform you of recent changes to the provisions for Unpaid Leave for Reservists contained in the Manitoba Employment Standards Code.
Read More »National Engineering and Geoscience Month - Winnipeg Free Press Supplement
As part of National Engineering and Geoscience Week Month, the Association partnered with the Winnipeg Free Press to publish a special section celebrating and showcasing Manitoba's outstanding engineers and geoscientists.
Read More »Centennial Videos Series
As we approach the end of our Centennial year, join us in the celebration as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba.
Read More »Call for Member By-law Proposals
In accordance with By-law 16.2 Member By-law Proposals, Council is seeking requests for by-law amendments, repeals, or enactments.
Read More »Geoscientists Canada Celebrates 25 Yrs of Service to the Regulated Practice of Geoscience in Canada
Geoscientists Canada is pleased to announce the organization is celebrating 25 years of service to public protection and the practice of professional geoscience.
Read More »Lake Winnipeg Basin Program - Call for Letters of Intent (2021/2022)
Environment and Climate Change Canada is seeking Letters of Intent for the Lake Winnipeg Basin Program.
Read More »BRACE Program - Climate Resiliency Capacity Building for Manitoba Decision Makers is Coming Soon!
Do you want to learn more about how to incorporate Climate Resiliency into Infrastructure design?! Well look no further, the Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) Program is coming soon!
Read More »NOTICE Under the Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act & the Association’s Discipline By-law
This is notice that on November 10, 2020, Mr. N.A. Garcia, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance of a reprimand on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »2020 Updates from the Department of Equity and Representation
To achieve Strategic Ends 5.1 and 5.2, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is working to understand, track, and effectively address the reasons for the significant underrepresentation of Indigenous people and women in our professions. Lear about the progress made by the Department of Equity and Representation in 2020 towards achieving the ends.
Read More »Practice Note - Safeguarding Intellectual Property
The Investigation Committee has published a new practice note to provide guidance to members related to safeguarding intellectual property.
Read More »Request for Proposals – Governance Review
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has released a request for proposals (RFP) seeking a qualified consultant to design and conduct a review of all aspects of the Association’s governance.
Read More »Looking Back Through Our Century: November 1921
Join the Association throughout 2020 as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba. Follow us as we share interesting facts and tidbits about engineering and geoscience milestones, projects, people, and the Association from the last 100 years.
Read More »City of Winnipeg Launches Digital Development Permit Services
The City of Winnipeg has launched digital development permit services. Applications will now be reviewed and issued electronically.
Read More »Geoscience Practice Guidelines Catalogue
Geoscientists Canada Professional Practice Committee has recently completed its work on the Geoscience Practice Guidelines Catalogue. The documents noted in the catalogue link directly to the source material, in most cases the provincial or territorial regulator.
Read More »Continuing Competency Committee Modifies ProDev Reporting Targets for 2020
Continuing Competency Committee agreed to modify the targets of the ProDev program for the 2020 calendar year.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Statement on COVID-19
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is committed to the health and well-being of its employees, practitioners, and members of the public whom we serve. The Association will continue to closely monitor updates from Manitoba Health and other national and local entities regarding COVID-19.
Read More »Habitat for Humanity Build Days
As the Association celebrates 100 years in Manitoba, the Centennial Outreach Task Group invited practitioners to join us in giving back to our community through two Build Days with Habitat for Humanity.
Read More »Habitat for Humanity Build Days
As the Association celebrates 100 years in Manitoba, the Centennial Outreach Task Group invited practitioners to join us in giving back to our community through two Build Days with Habitat for Humanity.
Read More »Looking Back Through Our Century: July 1993
Join the Association throughout 2020 as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba. Follow us as we share interesting facts and tidbits about engineering and geoscience milestones, projects, people, and the Association from the last 100 years.
Read More »NOTICE Under the Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act & the Association’s Discipline By-law
This is notice that on June 29, 2020 Mr. S.M. Petrovich, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »Looking Back Through Our Century: June 1998
Join the Association throughout 2020 as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba. Follow us as we share interesting facts and tidbits about engineering and geoscience milestones, projects, people, and the Association from the last 100 years.
Read More »Sons & Daughters Bursary Applications Bursary Draw
The Association is now accepting applications for the Sons & Daughters Bursary. The bursary is open to sons and daughters of Association members in good standing, who are enrolled in 1st year engineering or geoscience studies at any Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) recognized university or college.
Read More »Anniversary of Reclaiming Power & Place: National Inquiry into Missing and Murdered Women & Girls
Please take the time on this important anniversary to read the Calls for Justice and the related research in the report and commit to integrating these into your professional practice and workplace culture. Commit to listening, learning, and supporting Indigenous people, who are the experts on their own future.
Read More »Province Launches Online Tool to Help Match Employers and Students for Jobs
The Manitoba government has launched Student Jobs MB, a new online tool dedicated to matching students looking for job opportunities to employers with workforce needs throughout the province.
Read More »By-law Review Committee Seeking Input on Draft By-law Proposal
The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the draft proposal related to categories of membership.
Read More »By-law Review Committee Seeks Input on Member Proposed By-law
The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the by-law proposal made by members under By-law 16.2.
Read More »Frequently Asked Questions - COVID-19
To help support our practitioners during this time, we have provided answers to common questions we’ve received related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Help us promote the Girl Power campaign!
Help us share this initiative by directing the high school students in your life to our Girl Power campaign website to solve an equation for a free t-shirt.
Read More »Happy 100th Birthday Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba!
We're celebrating 100 years in 2020! Highlighting a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba!
Read More »Fighting Hunger by Putting Engineering Skills to the Test
The Spaghetti Bridge Competition was part of a series of events to celebrate Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week (PEGW). The celebration is part of National Engineering Month, which takes place across Canada throughout March each year. PEGW also promotes careers in engineering and the geosciences to young people of all ages.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Statement on COVID-19
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is committed to the health and well-being of its employees, practitioners, and members of the public whom we serve. The Association has been closely monitoring updates from Manitoba Health and other national and local entities in regard to COVID-19.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Public Awareness Campaign - My Story
In late February, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba launched the My Story campaign. This campaign was designed to connect with members and other Manitobans with engaging and real stories about engineers, by engineers. Shot in 2019, several local engineers volunteered their time and told their personal stories on video which were then edited down to 2-3 minute vignettes.
Read More »National Engineering and Geoscience Month
Help inspire the next generation of engineers and geoscientists by helping highlight the role that engineers and geoscientists play in society and the diversity of voices, experiences, and interests that compose the engineering and geoscience professions.
Read More »Plan 2050: Winnipeg Metropolitan Regional Growth Management and Development Plan Seeks Input
The Winnipeg Metropolitan Regional (WMR) is comprised of eighteen municipalities centered around Manitoba’s capital – The City of Winnipeg. The WMR is committed to build better communities, increasing the competitive advantage, and ensuring resources are used in the best way possible.
Read More »Girl Power Campaign
In recognition of International Women’s Day 2020, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is launching its Girl Power campaign to students in grade 9 and up throughout the province.
Read More »Call for Member By-law Proposals
In accordance with By-law 16.2 Member By-law Proposals, Council is seeking requests for by-law amendments, repeals, or enactments
Read More »Substainability Industry Town Hall held at the University of Manitoba
Sustainability Industry Town Hall was held at the University of Manitoba. The event was organized by University of Manitoba Efficient and Renewable Hub (UMEARTH) University of Manitoba Engineering Society (UMES).
Read More »2020 Public Review of National Model Codes
The Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes (CCBFC) invites you to take part in the winter 2020 public review from January 13 to March 13, 2020.
Read More »New Practice Note - Solar Panel Installations
The Investigation Committee has published a new practice note to provide guidance to members who have been tasked with reviewing the structural design of installing solar panels on buildings.
Read More »New Practice Note - Site Photographs and Privacy
The Investigation Committee has published a new practice note to provide guidance to members who conduct inspections on private property.
Read More »Third Annual Curling Funspiel
January 22, 2020, marked the third Curling Funspiel in the Association’s Sport Committee’s current revival of an old tradition. There were 16 teams gathered at St. Vital Curling Club, in search of a fun afternoon, prizes, and their name on the trophy.
Women in Engineering and Geoscience Mentorship Program Panel Discussion
The Women in Engineering and Geoscience Mentorship Program is in it’s 5th year. The 2019-2020 year has over 165 engineering and geoscience professionals, interns, and students participating in four events that include presentations and networking activities.
Read More »Update from the Manitoba 2030 Coalition
Learn more about how several Coalition employers have expanded or created internal initiatives to address gendered barriers to recruitment, retention, and equity in the profession.
Read More »Gender Equity in the Workplace
Wondering how your workplace can ensure it is using best practices to achieve gender equity?
Read More »National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women
On December 6, the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, we remember and continue to mourn the 14 women - engineering students - who were murdered at the École Polytechnique de Montréal on December 6, 1989. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the tragic taking of their lives and all that they would have contributed to their communities and to the world.
Read More »Join the Association in 2020 to Celebrate 100 Years!
The Centennial Task Group was formed to plan ways to recognize and celebrate this important milestone for our profession. The main objective is to highlight how 100 years of engineering and geoscience regulation has made life work better in Manitoba.
Read More »News from the Department of Equity and Representation
As we approach the end of our two year Engineering Changes Lives special project, we are pleased to share that the Department of Equity and Representation will be officially operational in January 2020.
Read More »Manitoba Government Taking Initiatives to Amend the Limitation of Actions Legislation
The Second Session of the 42nd Manitoba Legislature sat on Tuesday, November 19, with the reading of the Speech from the Throne by The Honourable Mr. Chief Justice Richard J.F. Chartier, Administrator of the Province of Manitoba. The Speech outlined the government’s main priorities for the upcoming legislative session.
Read More »Congratulations to Recipients of the 2019 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards
On Friday, October 18, 2019, eight awards were presented at the Association’s Awards Gala Dinner, which took place at the RBC Convention Centre. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to recognize the achievements of these exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Read More »2019 Fellowes of Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada
At the Association’s Recognition Wine and Cheese, held Wednesday, October 16, 2019, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to present certificates to the 2019 Fellowes of Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada.
2019 Council Election And By-law Change Results
The 2019 Council Election and By-law change results are now available.
Read More »Notice to Practitioners - Fee Increase
At our Annual General Business Meeting, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba unveiled its plans to join our colleagues across Canada in a national campaign to get more school age girls and women interested our profession. Our elected Council is taking responsibility for bringing our profession up to date and with that has developed our long-term 30 by 30 campaign that will be funded with an increase in members' fees and intern fees starting in 2020.
Read More »Congratulations to the 2019 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Award Nominees and Recipients
Join us on Friday, October 18 at the 2019 Ingenium Awards Gala Dinner where we will recognize the achievements of exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Student Renewals Now Open
Student renewals are now open for undergraduate students attending the University of Manitoba or Brandon University for the 2019-2020 year.
Read More »Chapters Join to Host 3rd Annual Summer Picnic
Food, Fun, and Games at the I2Face Summer Picnic provided an opportunity for our members to network with other chapter members, both professionally and culturally.
Read More »City of Winnipeg Implements Interim Changes to Commercial Building & Plumbing/Mechanical Inspections
The City of Winnipeg’s Planning Property and Development Department has implemented interim changes for plumbing/mechanical inspections of commercial buildings.
Read More »Heritage Committee Needs Your Help with Photos
The Heritage Committee needs your help! They are working hard to finalize their book to celebrate the centennial of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba in 2020 and believe there are gold mines of photos out there waiting to be discovered and mined.
By-law Review Committee Seeks Input on Draft By-laws
The By-law Review Committee is seeking feedback from members regarding the draft version of the proposed by-law changes for 2019.
Read More »Environmental Scan Provides Insights
Environmental scan provides insights as to why diversity and gender parity in engineering are important and includes a review of findings and recommendations to address the barriers faced by girls and women from early childhood and all along the engineering pipeline.
Read More »Abstracts Sought for Association's Annual Conference
The Association is seeking abstracts for presentations at this year's annual conference, Ingenium, taking place on October 15 and 15, 2020. Abstracts should be submitted by April 26, 2019.
Read More »Engaging Members with Future Act Amendments
Two years ago, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba commenced a comprehensive By-law review and updating process for the purpose of renewing the By-laws. In so doing, an opportunity to update The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act through the Manitoba Government was identified, allowing for both strengthening of the provisions of the Act with respect to such items as internal reviews and discipline, and modernizing the Act’s registration processes.
Read More »Spaghetti Bridge Competition Smashes Bridges and Fights Hunger
Over a four-day period, more than 800 students competed, building 476 trusses which were tested to breaking point during this year's Spaghetti Bridge Competition.
Read More »Certificate of Authorization Renewal Time
Companies that hold a Certificate of Authorization to provide engineering or geoscience services in Manitoba must renew annually. The certificate year is from May 1 to April 30, each year.
Read More »New Student Chapter at University of Manitoba for LGBTQ2S+ Engineering Students
University of Manitoba's EngiQueers eager to create visibility, space, and a community for LGBTQ2S+ engineering students.
Read More »PEGW - Winnipeg Free Press Supplement Opportunity
As part of Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week (PEGW), the Winnipeg Free Press will publish a special section celebrating and showcasing Manitoba's outstanding engineers and geoscientists.
Read More »Association Selected as Finalist for Spirit of Winnipeg Award
The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce has revealed the finalists for the 10th annual Spirit of Winnipeg Awards and Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is proud to announce that they have been selected as one of three finalists for the Wellness and Workplace Culture Award.
Read More »Engaging Members with Future By-law and Act Amendments
On January 28, 2019, Council hosted a member engagement session to discuss upcoming changes to the By-laws and the Act. A further session is planned for February 15.
Read More »Dear 2030: Students of Manitoba Ask The Profession To Be Ready
In the spring of 2018, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba launched a marketing campaign to middle and high school students of Manitoba, which saw them send petitions with thousands of signatures to some of the province's largest employers of engineers asking them what they will do to ensure that 30% of newly licensed engineers will be women by 2030, 30 by 30.
Read More »Changes to the Eligibility Definition of Manulife's Insurance Products
Manulife would like to notify practitioners that the eligibility requirements for several of its programs and services have now changed, so that membership in a participating association is only required at the time of application.
Read More »Share Your Story
Are you a professional engineer, professional geoscientist, or intern? Why did you decide to become a P.Eng. or P.Geo.? If you’re interested in telling your story, we want to hear from you!
Read More »Congratulations to Recipients of 2018 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards
On Friday, October 19, 2018, eight awards were presented at the Association’s annual Awards Gala Dinner, which took place at the Fort Garry Hotel. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to recognize the achievements of these exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Read More »Council Election Results for 2018
The results of the 2018 Council Elections and by-law proposals and petitions vote.
Read More »Notice to Members - Election Details Amendment
Notice to members regarding a change to the 2018 Council Election information.
Read More »2017-18 CIPWIE Mentorship Program Report
The Committee for Increasing the Participation of Women in Engineering (CIPWIE) has released its review of the 2017/18 Mentorship Program, including results and feedback obtained, and recommendations for future program improvements.
Read More »Notice to Practitioners - Disciplinary Hearings
The purpose of this notice is to remind members how the disciplinary process works. The process is detailed in Part 10 (Sections 29 to 55) of the Act and By-law 15 of the Association’s by-laws.
Read More »Notice to Practitioners - Annual General Meeting
See this Notice to Practitioners for information about the 2018 Annual General Meeting, as well as nominations for election to Council, which should be received by September 6, 2018.
Read More »Geoscience and Canada – Understanding our Earth: The vital role of Canada’s geoscientists
Geoscientists Canada is pleased to announce the release of “Geoscience and Canada – Understanding our Earth: The vital role of Canada’s geoscientists”. This informative booklet highlights the rich geoscience resources of Canada and the vital contributions of geoscientists to Canadian society.
Read More »The Accessibility Standard for Customer Service
The Association reminds all private, small municipalities, and non-profit organizations that they must comply with The Accessibility Standard for Customer Service, which is now law in Manitoba, by November 1, 2018.
Read More »Canadian Archives of Women in STEM Launches
On June 18, 2018, the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists – Education and Research Institute (INWES–ERI) and Library and Archives Canada launched the Canadian Archives of Women in STEM at the University of Ottawa.
Read More »By-law Review Committee Seeks Member Input
The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the draft wording of the new By-law 4.2.6: Finance Committee.
Read More »INWED 2018: Celebrating the Achievements of Women in Engineering
Saturday, June 23, 2018, is International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), an international awareness campaign to raise the profile of women in engineering and focus attention on the amazing career opportunities available to women in this exciting industry.
Read More »Local Transportation Engineer Honoured with National Award
Winnipeg transportation engineer, Jeannette Montufar, P.Eng., was presented with Engineers Canada's Award for the Support of Women in the Engineering Profession at a ceremony in Saskatoon on Thursday, May 24.
Read More »Association Holds Fourth Annual MLA Reception
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba held its fourth annual MLA Reception providing a platform for Association members to build positive relationships with government officials, and discuss matters relating to the engineering and geoscientific professions.
Read More »By-law Review Committee Seeks Member Input
The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the draft wording of the proposed changes to By-law 13 and By-law 15.
Read More »“Engineering Changes Lives” - Doubling the Number of Women Entering Engineering by 2030
Over 100 government officials, engineers, and educators were in attendance for a panel discussion exploring the culprits that steer girls away from STEM and nudge women out of the engineering profession, which took place on Monday, April 30, 2018.
Read More »Association Seeks Input on Centennial Celebrations
Give us your thoughts on projects and activities to mark our upcoming 100 year anniversary and you could win a $100 Best Buy gift card!
Read More »Abstracts Sought for Association's Annual Conference
The Association is seeking abstracts for presentations at this year's annual conference, Ingenium, taking place on October 18, 2018. Abstracts should be submitted by April 27, 2018.
Read More »Spaghetti Bridge Competition Smashes Bridges and Records
2018 marked a record year for the annual Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Spaghetti Bridge Competition, with 904 students building 453 trusses which were tested to breaking point during the event, which partnered with Winnipeg Harvest.
Read More »Grand Opening of Expanded Association Office
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba officially marked the opening of their expanded office with a ribbon cutting ceremony, followed by an open house.
Read More »Support Services List Now Available Online
Are you experiencing job loss or some other event that has created stress in your life? The Association now has a comprehensive list of Support Services listed on its website, as a reference to help you through stressful events affecting yourself,your worklife, and your personal life.
Read More »Canadian Blood Services Seeks Engineering Firms For Project Donate
Canadian Blood Services is asking engineering firms to roll up their sleeves to save a life by participating in Project Donate this March.
Read More »Association Expands Office Space
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has expanded its office space at 870 Pembina Highway, to include more private workspaces and four additional meeting rooms. Everyone is welcome to visit the newly-expanded office during the Open House on February 23.
Read More »Feedback Sought for Return to Active Practice Guideline
The Association is seeking feedback on the newly developed Return to Active Practice Guideline.
Read More »"Engineering Changes Lives" Celebration Huge Success
A celebration to launch the “Engineering Changes Lives” initiative, which aims to achieve the goal that 30% of newly licensed engineers in Manitoba are women by the year 2030, attracted over 120 attendees.
Read More »Member Survey Results
Probe Research conducted a survey of the Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba membership, May 2017.
Read More »City of Winnipeg Launches Online Occupancy Permit Search Tool
The Planning Property and Development Department has launched an online occupancy permit search tool. This feature enables members of the general public to search properties by civic address in order to obtain information related to issued occupancy permits.
Read More »2016-17 CIPWIE Mentorship Program Report
The Committee for Increasing the Participation of Women in Engineering (CIPWIE) has released its 2016-17 CIPWIE Mentorship Program Report.
Read More »Professional engineer announced as Canada's next Governor General
Quebec professional engineer, astronaut, pilot, and scholar, Ms. Julie Payette, OC, CQ, has been announced as Canada's next Governor General.
Read More »175th Anniversary of the Geological Survey of Canada
Canada’s oldest scientific agency, the Geological Survey of Canada, is celebrating its 175th anniversary this year. In recognition, a social media initiative is underway to highlight geoscience and the history of the Geological Survey of Canada.
Read More »Canadian Indigenous Self-Declaration
In order to achieve an increasing Indigenous membership, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba asks you to self-declare if you are of Indigenous ancestry.
Read More »New Domain - EngGeoMB.ca
The Association is in the process of migrating to a new Internet domain.
Read More »Access to Engineering Education in Manitoba
A report titled "Access to Engineering Education in the Province of Manitoba", produced by Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba's Engineering Education Task Group, is now available on the Association website.
Read More »Groundwater Sustainability Assessment Approach: Guidance for Application
The Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) has posted Groundwater Sustainability Assessment Approach: Guidance for Application.
Read More »Association Launches New Diversity Employer Award
The Association is proud to announce a new award for the 2017 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards, the Diversity Employer Award.
Read More »Specified Scope of Practice License
The Association is implementing a new category of licensure called 'Specified Scope of Practice License'.
Read More »ENGAP students win Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Awards
The Faculty of Engineering’s Access Program (ENGAP) is thrilled to announce that Kyle Monkman, a 23 year old Metis engineering student has won the Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Award (MAYAA) for the Senior Academic category, and Emma Gillespie, a 17 year old Metis engineering student from Selkirk has won the MAYAA for the Junior Academic category.
Read More »New regulatory resources available online through Engineers Canada
Engineers Canada has added a case law catalogue and a guidelines catalogue to its website, making reference material easily available and searchable to engineering regulators, policy-makers, and stakeholders.
Read More »Winnipeg engineer develops cheaper prosthetic for kids
A Winnipeg engineer has found a cheaper way to give youth amputees a hand-specifically, a controllable prosthetic that can open and close.
Read More »Did you know? - By-Laws Re-write Project
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is almost 100 years-old. It began in 1920 and some of the by-laws date back to the beginning. The current by-law booklet has been likened to a "renovated house" – many additions have been put on over the years and now the old homestead is in such poor shape that it needs a "total makeover."
Read More »Two new guidelines approved by Engineers Canada Qualifications Board
The Engineers Canada Qualifications Board has approved two new guidelines: the Guideline on Returning to Active Practice, and the Guideline on Sustainable Development and Environmental Stewardship for Professional Engineers.
Read More »The President’s new email address
As part of Council’s continuing commitment to be accessible, open and transparent, a President’s email address (president@apegm.mb.ca) is now available.
Read More »Four Tips for Would-Be Astronauts
Thinking of applying to be Canada’s next astronaut? There are a number of excellent candidates, but if you want an edge, who better to tell you how to shine like a supernova than the first Canadian to ever walk in space - Commander Chris Hadfield spoke with CBC The Early Edition’s Rick Cluff on what it takes.
Read More »Did you know? - What happens in a Council Meeting?
Did you know that the members of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba annually elect individuals to govern the professions on your behalf?
Read More »Engineers Canada launches EngScape, online portal for engineering jobs
Engineers Canada has launched EngScape, an interactive online portal that addresses the labour market needs of the engineering profession in Canada.
Read More »The Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec continues its transition toward better governance
The Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) acknowledges the ministerial decision, issued not long after its new Board of Directors took office, to place the organization under temporary administration.
Read More »Engineering student recognized for service in Manitoba Legislative House
University of Manitoba engineering student Eric Schillberg was recognized by the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba on Tuesday, June 28, for his contribution to the House as assistant in the message room, page, and gallery attendant.
Read More »Forty-three new Fellows inducted into the Canadian Academy of Engineering
President Douglas Ruth inducted 43 new Fellows into the Canadian Academy of Engineering on June 27, 2016.
Read More »Hendrik Falck, P.Geo. President of Geoscientists Canada for 2016-2017
On June 4, 2016, at the 43rd Meeting of the Board of Directors of Geoscientists Canada in Calgary, Alberta, Hendrik Falck, P.Geo, FGC, took office as President 2016-2017, after serving a year as its President-Elect.
Read More »UMSATS placed 2nd in the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge
The U of M Space Applications and Technology Society (UMSATS) represented the University of Manitoba in the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge at the David Florida Labs (Canadian Space Agency) and placed 2nd overall this year with their UMSATS T-SAT3.
Read More »Gold Medal Student Award goes to André Marchildon
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba student member André Marchildon wins the Gold Medal Student Award at the Engineers Canada Awards Gala.
Read More »Engineers Canada welcomes new president and Board directors
At its Annual General Meeting last week in Charlottetown, PE, Engineers Canada welcomed Chris D. Roney, FEC, P.Eng., BDS, UE, as its president for the 2016-2017 term.
Read More »City of Winnipeg Bulletin - Requirements for Portable Classrooms
The City of Winnipeg has posted a new Information Bulletin on its website regarding the requirements for permits and design considerations for new and relocated portable classrooms.
Read More »Natural Resources Canada: Canada’s Marine Coasts in a Changing Climate
Natural Resources Canada’s latest science assessment of climate change impacts and adaptation is now available on-line.
Read More »Engineers Canada Launches New Website to Celebrate National Engineering Month
March is National Engineering Month!
Read More »New Health and Dental Insurance Program Launched for Retired Engineers
Engineers Canada and Manulife have launched a new retiree health and dental insurance program, with three choices of coverage levels.
Read More »New Canadian Building Codes have 400 changes
Engineers should prepare for 400 changes coming this spring in the 2015 versions of Canada’s National Building Code, National Fire Code, National Plumbing Code and National Energy Code for Buildings. All buildings will have to be designed for earthquake considerations, and cooling towers are now included in National Energy Code.
Read More »Association Launches New Award In Honour of Judith Weiszmann
The Association is proud to announce a new award for the 2016 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards, named after Judith Weiszmann, the first female engineer to be registered in the Province of Manitoba.
Read More »Managing Transitions: Joint Resource Guide Published
A new joint guide which outlines best practices for managing parental leave in engineering and geoscience professions, has been published by Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada.
Read More »National 30 by 30 progress report and Resource Guide now available
Engineers Canada has released a snapshot of national progress toward 30 by 30 as well as a guide that can assist regulators and other engineering stakeholders in their work towards the goal.
Read More »Five Engineers Among The Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada
Five professional engineers were included among this year’s winners of the Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada Awards.
Read More »Act Amendment Update - Law Passed
Bill 21, The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Amendment Act, received Royal Assent on Thursday, November 5, 2015 and is now officially law.
Read More »Association Member Joins Cabinet
Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba congratulates professional member MaryAnn Mihychuk on her appointment to the federal Liberal cabinet.
Read More »Revised 2015 Accessibility Design Standards Now Available
The revised 2015 Accessibility Design Standards for City of Winnipeg built environments is now available on the Planning Property and Development website.
Read More »APEGM Changes Its Name
Big News! The Association has officially changed its working name from The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba, commonly shortened to the acronym APEGM, to Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, effective this September, 2015.
Read More »Consultation - Manitoba's New Groundwater and Water Well Act
Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship is seeking our Association's input into new regulations to support its new Groundwater and Water Well Act. The new Act received Royal Assent in June 2012 and will replace the existing Ground Water and Water Well Act that is over 50 years old.
Read More »Construction Canada: Designing Buildings for Climate Change
In response to the perceived risk of climate change on building design, the Public Infrastructure Engineering Vulnerability Committee, (PIEVC), established by Engineers Canada, has been directing the completion of climate change vulnerability assessments on buildings, transportation, storm/waste water treatment/collection and water resource systems.
Read More »Engineers Canada Releases Labour Market Report
Engineers Canada has released their report 'Engineering Labour Market in Canada: Projections to 2025', forecasting more than 100,000 engineering job openings in Canada between now and 2025.
Read More »Association Past President Digvir Jayas Appointed Engineers Canada President
University of Manitoba Vice-President (Research and International) and Association Past President Dr. Digvir Jayas, FCAE, FEIC, FEC, P.Eng., is appointed President of Engineers Canada for the 2015-2016 term.
Read More »Honouring Canada's Exceptional Engineers
Presenting the recipients of the 2015 Engineers Canada Awards, which highlight engineering excellence, as well as the contributions of Canadian engineers to their profession, their community and to the safety and well-being of Canadians.
Read More »Engineers Canada Supports Council of Canadian Academies’ STEM Report
Council of Canadian Academies releases report 'Some Assembly Required: STEM Skills and Canada's Economic Productivity'.
Read More »Federal Government Releases Report on Employment Challenges of New Canadians
The Panel on Employment Challenges of New Canadians’ report has been released, highlighting innovative approaches and challenges related to licensing, hiring, and integration of immigrants.
Read More »Professional Engineer Hired As Winnipeg's New CAO
Doug McNeil, P.Eng., is officially the new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the City of Winnipeg.
Read More »Manitoban Member Named Engineering Ambassador Award Recipient
Dr. Digvir Jayas, P.Eng., FEC, has been named this year's recipient of the Engineering Ambassador Award in the Partners in Research (PIR) National Awards.
Read More »Young Engineer Hopefuls Use Their Noodles
2015 proved to be another successful year for the Association's Spaghetti Bridge Truss Strength Competition, with $14,602.52 donated to Winnipeg Harvest.
Read More »New Benefits For Members
Engineers Canada has partnered with UPS to offer a broad range of services for the transportation of packages and freight for engineering professionals.
Read More »Elliot Lake Inquiry Final Report
The Professional Engineers of Ontario (PEO) have issued a news release regarding recommendations they put forward to strengthen regulation of the engineering profession in Ontario, that have been endorsed in the final report of the Commissioner of the Elliot Lake Inquiry.
Read More »ProDev Reporting Guide
All practicing members of the association should have received hard copies of the new APEGM ProDev Guide in the mail. This guide should make it easier to understand the parameters of the APEGM Professional Development Reporting Program.
Read More »Adoption of National Energy Code in Manitoba
New regulations for energy efficiency in the construction of large buildings will come into effect on December 1, 2014 with the adoption of the National Energy Code for Buildings 2011 (NECB) as the Manitoba Energy Code for Buildings (MECB).
Read More »Grant Koropatnick has stepped down from the Association after 17 years as CEO & Registrar. As of January 7, 2023, Michael Gregoire, P.Eng., MBA, FEC, has assumed the duties of the CEO, Registrar, and Secretary on a temporary basis.
Read More »After engagement with membership, through open engagement sessions and third-party focus groups, review by the By-law Review Committee, drafting by legal counsel, and further member engagement, Council has approved the list of by-law proposals for 2022.
Read More »In this year's election, there are ten (10) candidates for election to three (3) positions in the professional engineer category. There is no election for the professional geoscientist member to the Council; the one candidate will be declared elected by acclamation. There is no election for the intern position on council this year.
Read More »The federal government recently released Policy Notification (PN)-48R1 to update the obligations for individuals involved in procurement with respect to the Official Languages Act.
Read More »International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), brought to you by Women's Engineering Society (WES), will celebrate its 9th year today on June 23, 2022.
Read More »A new report commissioned by Engineers Canada and completed by Big River Analytics about Indigenous inclusion in engineering explores the experiences of Indigenous engineers in three provinces from their formative years, including their upbringing and early education, through to their professional experiences.
Read More »On June 16, the 18th annual Making Links Engineering Classic golf day was held at Quarry Oaks in Steinbach.
Read More »This Practice Bulletin/Note applies to architects and engineers who are providing, procuring, contributing, and/or coordinating Building Energy Modelling services on buildings of all types and sizes, regardless of the requirements for professional design and review within Building Codes.
Read More »The requirements of the 2021 Canadian Electrical Code, including local amendments, will be enforced by the City of Winnipeg starting July 1, 2022, via Winnipeg Electrical By-law Number 72/2022.
Read More »The 2022 Engineers Canada recipients are promoting sustainability, championing equity, diversity, and inclusion in engineering, and leading impactful projects and research. This year, Digvir S. Jayas, OC, DSc, P.Eng., was presented Engineers Canada’s the Award’s highest honour - the Gold Medal Award at the Engineers Canada ceremony in Toronto.
Read More »The 2021-2022 academic year marked the pilot of a new partnership between Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba and Engineers of Tomorrow, bringing the Engineer-in-Residence (EIR) Program to Manitoba schools.
Read More »The By-law Review Committee has developed draft by-law proposals under By-law 16.3 for the 2022 year.
Read More »The ProDev Guide has recently been updated to include information regarding Caregiving Activities. Under the Categories/Activities portion of the ProDev Guide (Page 7), a new block of text has been added under the Participation section.
Read More »The Job Grant provides funding to employers to help cover the cost of training their new and existing employees to meet business needs, and to provide Manitobans with the skills they need for available jobs.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba are proud to announce a new award category for 2022, recognizing undergraduate student members of the Association for their groundbreaking projects or theses.
Read More »The Association has improved its registration process to provide a more equitable, transparent, consistent, and efficient process for applicants. A virtual information session took place on March 24, 2022. A recording of this session is now available.
Read More »With impressive loads and enthusiastic students, the 2022 Spaghetti Bridge Competition marked another successful year for this annual Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba event.
Read More »Courses hosted by the Association which explore climate change resilience in infrastructure are now available to watch online, as part of the Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) program.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has developed a series of online learning modules to help practitioners find more accessible ways to fulfil their ProDev requirements.
Read More »Though National Engineering and Geoscience Month (NEGM) celebrations this year will continue to be held virtually, the goal remains the same: to spark an interest in the next generation of engineers and geoscientists and to celebrate the role that these professionals play in society.
Read More »Council invites all members to participate in open online engagement sessions discussing potential by-law changes for 2022.
Read More »In an effort to make the registration process more equitable, transparent, consistent, and efficient, the Association has improved and streamlined the procedures for applicants seeking professional licensure in Manitoba.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has developed a series of online learning modules to help practitioners find more accessible ways to fulfil their ProDev requirements.
Read More »Follow the nine-course "Foundational and Infrastructure Path" to prepare your engineering practice for climate change!
The Manitoba Climate Resilience Training (MCRT) Project is part of the Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) initiative that aims to build capacity and expertise of professionals, the business community in Northern Manitoba, and Indigenous organizations and communities to address the risks associated with climate change.
Annex D of CSA A23.3 Design of Concrete Structures is now mandatory and will come into full effect when the new National Building Code comes out at the end of the 2021 year.
Read More »Considering further education and applying for graduate research studies in engineering? Graduate Research Days 2022, hosted virtually by the University of Toronto Engineering, is a unique opportunity to engage with staff, faculty, and graduate students to learn more about engineering graduate studies.
Read More »On Friday, November 5, 2021, eight awards were presented at the Association’s annual awards ceremony, hosted online. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to recognize the achievements of these exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba and Certified Technicians & Technologists Association of Manitoba (CTTAM) co-author an article on the benefits of merging regulators between engineers and technologists.
Read More »On August 19, the 17th annual Making Links Engineering Classic golf day was held at Quarry Oaks in Steinbach. One hundred and seventy-six golfers joined us on the links for a day of golf, prizes, and an opportunity to network with fellow professionals in support of the Price Faculty of Engineering at the University of Manitoba.
Read More »After engagement with membership through open engagement sessions and third-party focus groups, review by the By-law Review Committee, drafting by legal counsel, and further member engagement, Council has approved the list of by-law proposals for 2021.
Read More »To learn more about the Engineer-in-Residence Program, how you can volunteer, and how your local school can take part.
Read More »The Continuing Competency Committee agreed to modify the targets of the ProDev program for the 2021 calendar year.
Read More »Monday, June 21, is National Indigenous Peoples Day. This day is a time to celebrate the cultures and contributions of the First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Indigenous peoples of Canada.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is saddened and mourns the loss of the 215 children found in an unmarked grave at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School. We offer our sincere condolences during this time of profound grief to all survivors of the residential school system and families affected by this ongoing cultural genocide.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is committed to the health and well-being of its employees, practitioners, and members of the public whom we serve. The Association will continue to closely monitor updates from Manitoba Health and other national and local entities regarding COVID-19.
Read More »The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on potential by-law changes for the 2021 year. Members are invited to read the drafts and provide written feedback.
Read More »This is Notice that on November 30, 2020, Pavel F. Ast was issued a reprimand following a conviction on a charge of professional misconduct, in accordance with Section 46(1)(d) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »The survey was undertaken as part of an engagement and training/tool needs assessment process. Engineers Geoscientist Manitoba is funded until March 2022 by Manitoba Conservation and Climate’s Climate Resiliency Training Project (under Natural Resources Canada’s BRACE Program) to improve the capacity of Manitoba infrastructure professionals and decision-makers to access and apply knowledge and tools on climate change adaptation in their work.
Read More »In February 2021, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba began the implementation of the Competency Based Assessment (CBA) pilot which will eventually replace the time-based experience reporting currently completed by interns.
Read More »During Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week (PEGW) in March each year, volunteers from Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba can usually be found doing outreach work with local students, both through children’s activities and the annual Spaghetti Bridge Competition, which attracted over 1000 participants in 2020.
Read More »This is notice that on March 22, 2021, Ms. Sijie Liu consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »This is notice that on March 13, 2021, Mr. William Hanuschak, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »This is notice that on February 17, 2021, Mr. S.M. Petrovich, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »Minister of Manitoba Infrastructure announces an online public engagement for Phase 2 of the Perimeter Safety Review.
Read More »The Canadian Forces Liaison Council (CFLC) wishes to inform you of recent changes to the provisions for Unpaid Leave for Reservists contained in the Manitoba Employment Standards Code.
Read More »As part of National Engineering and Geoscience Week Month, the Association partnered with the Winnipeg Free Press to publish a special section celebrating and showcasing Manitoba's outstanding engineers and geoscientists.
Read More »As we approach the end of our Centennial year, join us in the celebration as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba.
Read More »In accordance with By-law 16.2 Member By-law Proposals, Council is seeking requests for by-law amendments, repeals, or enactments.
Read More »Geoscientists Canada is pleased to announce the organization is celebrating 25 years of service to public protection and the practice of professional geoscience.
Read More »Environment and Climate Change Canada is seeking Letters of Intent for the Lake Winnipeg Basin Program.
Read More »Do you want to learn more about how to incorporate Climate Resiliency into Infrastructure design?! Well look no further, the Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE) Program is coming soon!
Read More »This is notice that on November 10, 2020, Mr. N.A. Garcia, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance of a reprimand on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »To achieve Strategic Ends 5.1 and 5.2, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is working to understand, track, and effectively address the reasons for the significant underrepresentation of Indigenous people and women in our professions. Lear about the progress made by the Department of Equity and Representation in 2020 towards achieving the ends.
Read More »The Investigation Committee has published a new practice note to provide guidance to members related to safeguarding intellectual property.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has released a request for proposals (RFP) seeking a qualified consultant to design and conduct a review of all aspects of the Association’s governance.
Read More »Join the Association throughout 2020 as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba. Follow us as we share interesting facts and tidbits about engineering and geoscience milestones, projects, people, and the Association from the last 100 years.
Read More »The City of Winnipeg has launched digital development permit services. Applications will now be reviewed and issued electronically.
Read More »Geoscientists Canada Professional Practice Committee has recently completed its work on the Geoscience Practice Guidelines Catalogue. The documents noted in the catalogue link directly to the source material, in most cases the provincial or territorial regulator.
Read More »Continuing Competency Committee agreed to modify the targets of the ProDev program for the 2020 calendar year.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is committed to the health and well-being of its employees, practitioners, and members of the public whom we serve. The Association will continue to closely monitor updates from Manitoba Health and other national and local entities regarding COVID-19.
Read More »As the Association celebrates 100 years in Manitoba, the Centennial Outreach Task Group invited practitioners to join us in giving back to our community through two Build Days with Habitat for Humanity.
Read More »As the Association celebrates 100 years in Manitoba, the Centennial Outreach Task Group invited practitioners to join us in giving back to our community through two Build Days with Habitat for Humanity.
Read More »Join the Association throughout 2020 as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba. Follow us as we share interesting facts and tidbits about engineering and geoscience milestones, projects, people, and the Association from the last 100 years.
Read More »This is notice that on June 29, 2020 Mr. S.M. Petrovich, P.Eng. consented to the registration of a conviction and issuance on a charge of professional misconduct or unskilled practice in accordance with section 35(1)(f) of The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act.
Read More »Join the Association throughout 2020 as we highlight a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba. Follow us as we share interesting facts and tidbits about engineering and geoscience milestones, projects, people, and the Association from the last 100 years.
Read More »The Association is now accepting applications for the Sons & Daughters Bursary. The bursary is open to sons and daughters of Association members in good standing, who are enrolled in 1st year engineering or geoscience studies at any Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board (CEAB) recognized university or college.
Read More »Please take the time on this important anniversary to read the Calls for Justice and the related research in the report and commit to integrating these into your professional practice and workplace culture. Commit to listening, learning, and supporting Indigenous people, who are the experts on their own future.
Read More »The Manitoba government has launched Student Jobs MB, a new online tool dedicated to matching students looking for job opportunities to employers with workforce needs throughout the province.
Read More »The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the draft proposal related to categories of membership.
Read More »The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the by-law proposal made by members under By-law 16.2.
Read More »To help support our practitioners during this time, we have provided answers to common questions we’ve received related to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Read More »Help us share this initiative by directing the high school students in your life to our Girl Power campaign website to solve an equation for a free t-shirt.
Read More »We're celebrating 100 years in 2020! Highlighting a century of work by engineers and geoscientists - making life work better in Manitoba!
Read More »The Spaghetti Bridge Competition was part of a series of events to celebrate Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week (PEGW). The celebration is part of National Engineering Month, which takes place across Canada throughout March each year. PEGW also promotes careers in engineering and the geosciences to young people of all ages.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is committed to the health and well-being of its employees, practitioners, and members of the public whom we serve. The Association has been closely monitoring updates from Manitoba Health and other national and local entities in regard to COVID-19.
Read More »In late February, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba launched the My Story campaign. This campaign was designed to connect with members and other Manitobans with engaging and real stories about engineers, by engineers. Shot in 2019, several local engineers volunteered their time and told their personal stories on video which were then edited down to 2-3 minute vignettes.
Read More »Help inspire the next generation of engineers and geoscientists by helping highlight the role that engineers and geoscientists play in society and the diversity of voices, experiences, and interests that compose the engineering and geoscience professions.
Read More »The Winnipeg Metropolitan Regional (WMR) is comprised of eighteen municipalities centered around Manitoba’s capital – The City of Winnipeg. The WMR is committed to build better communities, increasing the competitive advantage, and ensuring resources are used in the best way possible.
Read More »In recognition of International Women’s Day 2020, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is launching its Girl Power campaign to students in grade 9 and up throughout the province.
Read More »In accordance with By-law 16.2 Member By-law Proposals, Council is seeking requests for by-law amendments, repeals, or enactments
Read More »Sustainability Industry Town Hall was held at the University of Manitoba. The event was organized by University of Manitoba Efficient and Renewable Hub (UMEARTH) University of Manitoba Engineering Society (UMES).
Read More »The Canadian Commission on Building and Fire Codes (CCBFC) invites you to take part in the winter 2020 public review from January 13 to March 13, 2020.
Read More »The Investigation Committee has published a new practice note to provide guidance to members who have been tasked with reviewing the structural design of installing solar panels on buildings.
Read More »The Investigation Committee has published a new practice note to provide guidance to members who conduct inspections on private property.
Read More »January 22, 2020, marked the third Curling Funspiel in the Association’s Sport Committee’s current revival of an old tradition. There were 16 teams gathered at St. Vital Curling Club, in search of a fun afternoon, prizes, and their name on the trophy.
The Women in Engineering and Geoscience Mentorship Program is in it’s 5th year. The 2019-2020 year has over 165 engineering and geoscience professionals, interns, and students participating in four events that include presentations and networking activities.
Read More »Learn more about how several Coalition employers have expanded or created internal initiatives to address gendered barriers to recruitment, retention, and equity in the profession.
Read More »Wondering how your workplace can ensure it is using best practices to achieve gender equity?
Read More »On December 6, the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women, we remember and continue to mourn the 14 women - engineering students - who were murdered at the École Polytechnique de Montréal on December 6, 1989. This year marks the 30th anniversary of the tragic taking of their lives and all that they would have contributed to their communities and to the world.
Read More »The Centennial Task Group was formed to plan ways to recognize and celebrate this important milestone for our profession. The main objective is to highlight how 100 years of engineering and geoscience regulation has made life work better in Manitoba.
Read More »As we approach the end of our two year Engineering Changes Lives special project, we are pleased to share that the Department of Equity and Representation will be officially operational in January 2020.
Read More »The Second Session of the 42nd Manitoba Legislature sat on Tuesday, November 19, with the reading of the Speech from the Throne by The Honourable Mr. Chief Justice Richard J.F. Chartier, Administrator of the Province of Manitoba. The Speech outlined the government’s main priorities for the upcoming legislative session.
Read More »On Friday, October 18, 2019, eight awards were presented at the Association’s Awards Gala Dinner, which took place at the RBC Convention Centre. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to recognize the achievements of these exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Read More »At the Association’s Recognition Wine and Cheese, held Wednesday, October 16, 2019, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to present certificates to the 2019 Fellowes of Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada.
The 2019 Council Election and By-law change results are now available.
Read More »At our Annual General Business Meeting, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba unveiled its plans to join our colleagues across Canada in a national campaign to get more school age girls and women interested our profession. Our elected Council is taking responsibility for bringing our profession up to date and with that has developed our long-term 30 by 30 campaign that will be funded with an increase in members' fees and intern fees starting in 2020.
Read More »Join us on Friday, October 18 at the 2019 Ingenium Awards Gala Dinner where we will recognize the achievements of exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Student renewals are now open for undergraduate students attending the University of Manitoba or Brandon University for the 2019-2020 year.
Read More »Food, Fun, and Games at the I2Face Summer Picnic provided an opportunity for our members to network with other chapter members, both professionally and culturally.
Read More »The City of Winnipeg’s Planning Property and Development Department has implemented interim changes for plumbing/mechanical inspections of commercial buildings.
Read More »The Heritage Committee needs your help! They are working hard to finalize their book to celebrate the centennial of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba in 2020 and believe there are gold mines of photos out there waiting to be discovered and mined.
The By-law Review Committee is seeking feedback from members regarding the draft version of the proposed by-law changes for 2019.
Read More »Environmental scan provides insights as to why diversity and gender parity in engineering are important and includes a review of findings and recommendations to address the barriers faced by girls and women from early childhood and all along the engineering pipeline.
Read More »The Association is seeking abstracts for presentations at this year's annual conference, Ingenium, taking place on October 15 and 15, 2020. Abstracts should be submitted by April 26, 2019.
Read More »Two years ago, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba commenced a comprehensive By-law review and updating process for the purpose of renewing the By-laws. In so doing, an opportunity to update The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Act through the Manitoba Government was identified, allowing for both strengthening of the provisions of the Act with respect to such items as internal reviews and discipline, and modernizing the Act’s registration processes.
Read More »Over a four-day period, more than 800 students competed, building 476 trusses which were tested to breaking point during this year's Spaghetti Bridge Competition.
Read More »Companies that hold a Certificate of Authorization to provide engineering or geoscience services in Manitoba must renew annually. The certificate year is from May 1 to April 30, each year.
Read More »University of Manitoba's EngiQueers eager to create visibility, space, and a community for LGBTQ2S+ engineering students.
Read More »As part of Provincial Engineering and Geoscience Week (PEGW), the Winnipeg Free Press will publish a special section celebrating and showcasing Manitoba's outstanding engineers and geoscientists.
Read More »The Winnipeg Chamber of Commerce has revealed the finalists for the 10th annual Spirit of Winnipeg Awards and Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is proud to announce that they have been selected as one of three finalists for the Wellness and Workplace Culture Award.
Read More »On January 28, 2019, Council hosted a member engagement session to discuss upcoming changes to the By-laws and the Act. A further session is planned for February 15.
Read More »In the spring of 2018, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba launched a marketing campaign to middle and high school students of Manitoba, which saw them send petitions with thousands of signatures to some of the province's largest employers of engineers asking them what they will do to ensure that 30% of newly licensed engineers will be women by 2030, 30 by 30.
Read More »Manulife would like to notify practitioners that the eligibility requirements for several of its programs and services have now changed, so that membership in a participating association is only required at the time of application.
Read More »Are you a professional engineer, professional geoscientist, or intern? Why did you decide to become a P.Eng. or P.Geo.? If you’re interested in telling your story, we want to hear from you!
Read More »On Friday, October 19, 2018, eight awards were presented at the Association’s annual Awards Gala Dinner, which took place at the Fort Garry Hotel. Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba was honoured to recognize the achievements of these exemplary individuals, teams, and companies who represent the best of engineering and geoscience in Manitoba.
Read More »The results of the 2018 Council Elections and by-law proposals and petitions vote.
Read More »Notice to members regarding a change to the 2018 Council Election information.
Read More »The Committee for Increasing the Participation of Women in Engineering (CIPWIE) has released its review of the 2017/18 Mentorship Program, including results and feedback obtained, and recommendations for future program improvements.
Read More »The purpose of this notice is to remind members how the disciplinary process works. The process is detailed in Part 10 (Sections 29 to 55) of the Act and By-law 15 of the Association’s by-laws.
Read More »See this Notice to Practitioners for information about the 2018 Annual General Meeting, as well as nominations for election to Council, which should be received by September 6, 2018.
Read More »Geoscientists Canada is pleased to announce the release of “Geoscience and Canada – Understanding our Earth: The vital role of Canada’s geoscientists”. This informative booklet highlights the rich geoscience resources of Canada and the vital contributions of geoscientists to Canadian society.
Read More »The Association reminds all private, small municipalities, and non-profit organizations that they must comply with The Accessibility Standard for Customer Service, which is now law in Manitoba, by November 1, 2018.
Read More »On June 18, 2018, the International Network of Women Engineers and Scientists – Education and Research Institute (INWES–ERI) and Library and Archives Canada launched the Canadian Archives of Women in STEM at the University of Ottawa.
Read More »The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the draft wording of the new By-law 4.2.6: Finance Committee.
Read More »Saturday, June 23, 2018, is International Women in Engineering Day (INWED), an international awareness campaign to raise the profile of women in engineering and focus attention on the amazing career opportunities available to women in this exciting industry.
Read More »Winnipeg transportation engineer, Jeannette Montufar, P.Eng., was presented with Engineers Canada's Award for the Support of Women in the Engineering Profession at a ceremony in Saskatoon on Thursday, May 24.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba held its fourth annual MLA Reception providing a platform for Association members to build positive relationships with government officials, and discuss matters relating to the engineering and geoscientific professions.
Read More »The By-law Review Committee is seeking member input on the draft wording of the proposed changes to By-law 13 and By-law 15.
Read More »Over 100 government officials, engineers, and educators were in attendance for a panel discussion exploring the culprits that steer girls away from STEM and nudge women out of the engineering profession, which took place on Monday, April 30, 2018.
Read More »Give us your thoughts on projects and activities to mark our upcoming 100 year anniversary and you could win a $100 Best Buy gift card!
Read More »The Association is seeking abstracts for presentations at this year's annual conference, Ingenium, taking place on October 18, 2018. Abstracts should be submitted by April 27, 2018.
Read More »2018 marked a record year for the annual Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Spaghetti Bridge Competition, with 904 students building 453 trusses which were tested to breaking point during the event, which partnered with Winnipeg Harvest.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba officially marked the opening of their expanded office with a ribbon cutting ceremony, followed by an open house.
Read More »Are you experiencing job loss or some other event that has created stress in your life? The Association now has a comprehensive list of Support Services listed on its website, as a reference to help you through stressful events affecting yourself,your worklife, and your personal life.
Read More »Canadian Blood Services is asking engineering firms to roll up their sleeves to save a life by participating in Project Donate this March.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba has expanded its office space at 870 Pembina Highway, to include more private workspaces and four additional meeting rooms. Everyone is welcome to visit the newly-expanded office during the Open House on February 23.
Read More »The Association is seeking feedback on the newly developed Return to Active Practice Guideline.
Read More »A celebration to launch the “Engineering Changes Lives” initiative, which aims to achieve the goal that 30% of newly licensed engineers in Manitoba are women by the year 2030, attracted over 120 attendees.
Read More »Probe Research conducted a survey of the Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba membership, May 2017.
Read More »The Planning Property and Development Department has launched an online occupancy permit search tool. This feature enables members of the general public to search properties by civic address in order to obtain information related to issued occupancy permits.
Read More »The Committee for Increasing the Participation of Women in Engineering (CIPWIE) has released its 2016-17 CIPWIE Mentorship Program Report.
Read More »Quebec professional engineer, astronaut, pilot, and scholar, Ms. Julie Payette, OC, CQ, has been announced as Canada's next Governor General.
Read More »Canada’s oldest scientific agency, the Geological Survey of Canada, is celebrating its 175th anniversary this year. In recognition, a social media initiative is underway to highlight geoscience and the history of the Geological Survey of Canada.
Read More »In order to achieve an increasing Indigenous membership, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba asks you to self-declare if you are of Indigenous ancestry.
Read More »The Association is in the process of migrating to a new Internet domain.
Read More »A report titled "Access to Engineering Education in the Province of Manitoba", produced by Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba's Engineering Education Task Group, is now available on the Association website.
Read More »The Canadian Council of Ministers of the Environment (CCME) has posted Groundwater Sustainability Assessment Approach: Guidance for Application.
Read More »The Association is proud to announce a new award for the 2017 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards, the Diversity Employer Award.
Read More »The Association is implementing a new category of licensure called 'Specified Scope of Practice License'.
Read More »The Faculty of Engineering’s Access Program (ENGAP) is thrilled to announce that Kyle Monkman, a 23 year old Metis engineering student has won the Manitoba Aboriginal Youth Achievement Award (MAYAA) for the Senior Academic category, and Emma Gillespie, a 17 year old Metis engineering student from Selkirk has won the MAYAA for the Junior Academic category.
Read More »Engineers Canada has added a case law catalogue and a guidelines catalogue to its website, making reference material easily available and searchable to engineering regulators, policy-makers, and stakeholders.
Read More »A Winnipeg engineer has found a cheaper way to give youth amputees a hand-specifically, a controllable prosthetic that can open and close.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba is almost 100 years-old. It began in 1920 and some of the by-laws date back to the beginning. The current by-law booklet has been likened to a "renovated house" – many additions have been put on over the years and now the old homestead is in such poor shape that it needs a "total makeover."
Read More »The Engineers Canada Qualifications Board has approved two new guidelines: the Guideline on Returning to Active Practice, and the Guideline on Sustainable Development and Environmental Stewardship for Professional Engineers.
Read More »As part of Council’s continuing commitment to be accessible, open and transparent, a President’s email address (president@apegm.mb.ca) is now available.
Read More »Thinking of applying to be Canada’s next astronaut? There are a number of excellent candidates, but if you want an edge, who better to tell you how to shine like a supernova than the first Canadian to ever walk in space - Commander Chris Hadfield spoke with CBC The Early Edition’s Rick Cluff on what it takes.
Read More »Did you know that the members of Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba annually elect individuals to govern the professions on your behalf?
Read More »Engineers Canada has launched EngScape, an interactive online portal that addresses the labour market needs of the engineering profession in Canada.
Read More »The Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) acknowledges the ministerial decision, issued not long after its new Board of Directors took office, to place the organization under temporary administration.
Read More »University of Manitoba engineering student Eric Schillberg was recognized by the Legislative Assembly of Manitoba on Tuesday, June 28, for his contribution to the House as assistant in the message room, page, and gallery attendant.
Read More »President Douglas Ruth inducted 43 new Fellows into the Canadian Academy of Engineering on June 27, 2016.
Read More »On June 4, 2016, at the 43rd Meeting of the Board of Directors of Geoscientists Canada in Calgary, Alberta, Hendrik Falck, P.Geo, FGC, took office as President 2016-2017, after serving a year as its President-Elect.
Read More »The U of M Space Applications and Technology Society (UMSATS) represented the University of Manitoba in the Canadian Satellite Design Challenge at the David Florida Labs (Canadian Space Agency) and placed 2nd overall this year with their UMSATS T-SAT3.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba student member André Marchildon wins the Gold Medal Student Award at the Engineers Canada Awards Gala.
Read More »At its Annual General Meeting last week in Charlottetown, PE, Engineers Canada welcomed Chris D. Roney, FEC, P.Eng., BDS, UE, as its president for the 2016-2017 term.
Read More »The City of Winnipeg has posted a new Information Bulletin on its website regarding the requirements for permits and design considerations for new and relocated portable classrooms.
Read More »Natural Resources Canada’s latest science assessment of climate change impacts and adaptation is now available on-line.
Read More »March is National Engineering Month!
Read More »Engineers Canada and Manulife have launched a new retiree health and dental insurance program, with three choices of coverage levels.
Read More »Engineers should prepare for 400 changes coming this spring in the 2015 versions of Canada’s National Building Code, National Fire Code, National Plumbing Code and National Energy Code for Buildings. All buildings will have to be designed for earthquake considerations, and cooling towers are now included in National Energy Code.
Read More »The Association is proud to announce a new award for the 2016 Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba Awards, named after Judith Weiszmann, the first female engineer to be registered in the Province of Manitoba.
Read More »A new joint guide which outlines best practices for managing parental leave in engineering and geoscience professions, has been published by Engineers Canada and Geoscientists Canada.
Read More »Engineers Canada has released a snapshot of national progress toward 30 by 30 as well as a guide that can assist regulators and other engineering stakeholders in their work towards the goal.
Read More »Five professional engineers were included among this year’s winners of the Top 100 Most Powerful Women in Canada Awards.
Read More »Bill 21, The Engineering and Geoscientific Professions Amendment Act, received Royal Assent on Thursday, November 5, 2015 and is now officially law.
Read More »Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba congratulates professional member MaryAnn Mihychuk on her appointment to the federal Liberal cabinet.
Read More »The revised 2015 Accessibility Design Standards for City of Winnipeg built environments is now available on the Planning Property and Development website.
Read More »Big News! The Association has officially changed its working name from The Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba, commonly shortened to the acronym APEGM, to Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba, effective this September, 2015.
Read More »Manitoba Conservation and Water Stewardship is seeking our Association's input into new regulations to support its new Groundwater and Water Well Act. The new Act received Royal Assent in June 2012 and will replace the existing Ground Water and Water Well Act that is over 50 years old.
Read More »In response to the perceived risk of climate change on building design, the Public Infrastructure Engineering Vulnerability Committee, (PIEVC), established by Engineers Canada, has been directing the completion of climate change vulnerability assessments on buildings, transportation, storm/waste water treatment/collection and water resource systems.
Read More »Engineers Canada has released their report 'Engineering Labour Market in Canada: Projections to 2025', forecasting more than 100,000 engineering job openings in Canada between now and 2025.
Read More »University of Manitoba Vice-President (Research and International) and Association Past President Dr. Digvir Jayas, FCAE, FEIC, FEC, P.Eng., is appointed President of Engineers Canada for the 2015-2016 term.
Read More »Presenting the recipients of the 2015 Engineers Canada Awards, which highlight engineering excellence, as well as the contributions of Canadian engineers to their profession, their community and to the safety and well-being of Canadians.
Read More »Council of Canadian Academies releases report 'Some Assembly Required: STEM Skills and Canada's Economic Productivity'.
Read More »The Panel on Employment Challenges of New Canadians’ report has been released, highlighting innovative approaches and challenges related to licensing, hiring, and integration of immigrants.
Read More »Doug McNeil, P.Eng., is officially the new Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) for the City of Winnipeg.
Read More »Dr. Digvir Jayas, P.Eng., FEC, has been named this year's recipient of the Engineering Ambassador Award in the Partners in Research (PIR) National Awards.
Read More »2015 proved to be another successful year for the Association's Spaghetti Bridge Truss Strength Competition, with $14,602.52 donated to Winnipeg Harvest.
Read More »Engineers Canada has partnered with UPS to offer a broad range of services for the transportation of packages and freight for engineering professionals.
Read More »The Professional Engineers of Ontario (PEO) have issued a news release regarding recommendations they put forward to strengthen regulation of the engineering profession in Ontario, that have been endorsed in the final report of the Commissioner of the Elliot Lake Inquiry.
Read More »All practicing members of the association should have received hard copies of the new APEGM ProDev Guide in the mail. This guide should make it easier to understand the parameters of the APEGM Professional Development Reporting Program.
Read More »New regulations for energy efficiency in the construction of large buildings will come into effect on December 1, 2014 with the adoption of the National Energy Code for Buildings 2011 (NECB) as the Manitoba Energy Code for Buildings (MECB).
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