Toronto Hydro’s Sammy Elias shares insights on engineering innovation, sustainability, and the future of the profession for National Engineering Month 2025.
Dean Janusz Kozinski Lakehead University share how they’re redefining engineering education through AI, sustainability & inclusivity. #NEM2025
Ontario’s road-building industry is embracing sustainability! TARBA’s Raly Chakarova discusses how Recycled Crushed Aggregates (RCA) are shaping the future of infrastructure.
Engineering innovation is at the heart of the St. Lawrence Seaway Management Corporation. In this exclusive NEM 2025 interview, Cassie Kelly, P.Eng, shares how her team is blending history with cutting-edge technology to tackle complex infrastructure challenges. From the massive mitre gate replacement project at Lock 7 to hands-free mooring advancements, Cassie offers insights into the evolving world of engineering, the importance of mentorship, and why problem-solving is key to success in this field.
Want to stay sharp? Keeping your brain healthy is a game changer for engineers—it’s like upgrading your mental software, giving you sharper problem-solving skills, more creativity, and better focus. From brain-boosting foods to meditation and exercise, small lifestyle changes can help keep your mind in peak condition. Read on for 10 science-backed ways to support your brain health and enhance cognitive performance.
Consulting engineering career journey insights from Valery Woloshyn, Senior Principal at Stantec, and Director on the ACEC-Ontario Board.
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