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| news: Who's that fellow in the hard hat? A stereotypical engineer of course |
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Despite making efforts to show how it would sort out its troubles, the Ordre des ingénieurs du Québec (OIQ) has lost its right to be self-governing.
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The grand Beaux-Arts structure that once welcomed passengers into the heart of Canada's capital was converted into a conference centre in the 60s. Now it is being transformed again for a critical new government role.
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In a busy month, the Montreal-based global company appoints new head in Canada, opens an office in "steel city," and makes announcements on two international acquisitions.
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The 2015 editions of the codes — with 600 changes — "respond to the changing needs of Canadians and to new technologies, materials and research," according to the NRC.
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Extract from an interview in the Regina Leader-Post with Bob McDonald, P.Eng., the new executive director at the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Saskatchewan.
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A U.K. organization is battling the use of hard hats to represent engineers in the media, saying it's a "serious national challenge."
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