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Canada is home to some of the world’s most innovative and impactful engineers. From groundbreaking achievements to inspiring advocacy, Canadian engineers are shaping the future in exciting ways. Here’s a roundup of recent highlights showcasing the brilliance of engineering talent across the country.
Quebec Engineers Advocate for Change
Approximately 2,000 Quebec government engineers are preparing for potential strike action this winter. Representing ministries like Transport, Environment, and Natural Resources, these engineers are driving the conversation around working conditions and advocating for meaningful change.
📖 Learn more from CityNews Montreal.
Queen’s University Professor Makes Forbes’ 30 Under 30
Rachel Baker, Robins Family Professor of Engineering Chemistry at Queen’s University, has earned a coveted spot on Forbes’ 30 Under 30 list. Her pioneering work and dedication to engineering chemistry are setting new standards in the field and inspiring the next generation of engineers.
📖 Read more on Queen’s Gazette.
2025 Looks Bright for Engineering Software
Engineering.com takes a deep dive into the future of engineering software, highlighting advancements in CAD, CAE, PLM, AI, and digital transformation. These innovations are reshaping how engineers across Canada approach design, efficiency, and sustainability.
📖 Read more from Engineering.com.
Climate Perspectives: Engineering Energy Solutions
In his latest column, Stan Ridley explores the critical role Canadian engineers must play in addressing the climate crisis. The article highlights how renewable energy sources like wind and solar, while essential, currently contribute only a fraction of global energy consumption. Ridley emphasizes the need for technological breakthroughs, particularly in nuclear power and carbon capture and storage (CCS), as viable solutions to reduce emissions at scale.
📖 Read more from Canadian Consulting Engineer.
Why We’re Celebrating Canadian Engineers
These stories remind us of the incredible contributions engineers make to our society. Whether it’s advocating for change, breaking barriers, or fostering collaboration, Canadian engineers are leaving an indelible mark on the world.
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Together, let’s celebrate and support the incredible impact of engineers in Canada. For more information about National Engineering Month Ontario, visit nemontario.ca.
