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"If you attended our 2025 Advance Women in Engineering summit, you heard Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley speak on allyship from an engineer’s perspective; now check out her new book. Also, happy holidays! This is our last enews of 2025. See you in 2026."

Peter Saunders, Editor

News

Stantec to upgrade Carleton Place’s WTP and WWTP

The project continues the firm’s partnership with the town, which has included a master plan for its growth, development and infrastructure management.

Feature: AI’s potential in smart buildings’ evolution

Retrofitting legacy infrastructure with AI-driven analytics has emerged as a scalable and cost-effective strategy, with profound implications for engineering.

HDR hires maritime planning lead

An internship with Parsons Brinckerhoff introduced him to consulting engineering; he stayed on with the firm, which was acquired in 2014 by WSP, until late last year.

RAM promotes project management leader

He earned his civil engineering degree at the University of British Columbia and worked for BC Hydro, Dragados Canada and Hatch before joining RAM in 2022.

Products

Mechanical engineer shares lessons on allyship

Jocelyn Peltier-Huntley, P. Eng., calls her new book “a practical, evidence-based guide for individuals and organizations committed to transforming workplaces.”

ACCelerate streamlines administration for Autodesk Construction Cloud

Imaginit Technologies’ new software-as-a-service tool is designed for firms with 25 or more Construction Cloud users and/or multiple active projects.

CMiC launches AI-powered ERP platform for construction teams

The Toronto-based firm calls Nexus the construction industry’s first enterprise resource planning (ERP) platform to be powered by artificial intelligence (AI).