Surf’s up this summer, and August is the perfect time to make waves! Join us for a fun surf session at Lawrencetown Beach. Whether you’re a beginner or chasing the next set, it’s a great chance to spend a fun day with fellow engineers. Register now at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

A new resource is here to support your Competency-Based Assessment journey. This 34-page CBA Guide provides a clear and comprehensive overview of the assessment’s purpose, documentation requirements, validation process, and more. View the new CBA Guide at engineersnovascotia.ca/files/files/Re…

Engineers Nova Scotia is excited to share that the registration is now open for Nova Scotia’s largest engineering event of the year — the 2025 PD Conference and ABM & Engineering Excellence Gala! View the full event details and agenda at engnsconf.ca

In today’s fast-moving world, even a small misstep can escalate quickly. This September, join a timely session designed to help you prepare for, respond to, and recover from crises with confidence. Register now at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

Be part of something bigger at the 2025 PD Conference and ABM & Engineering Excellence Gala on October 21 & 22! Learn more in the Partnership Package here: engnsconf.ca/_files/ugd/2af… To reserve a table at the Gala, please contact [email protected].

The Fall Issue of The Engineer is now available! In this edition, explore the brilliant minds behind the $7.4 billion QEII Halifax Infirmary expansion and one of the world’s rarest machines, installed by ESL Labs. Find out more in the Fall Issue: issuu.com/engineersns/do…

The 5th Annual Golf Tournament is back this September at Osprey Ridge Golf Club! Grab your team of four and join us for a day of friendly competition, fun contests, and the $10,000 Hole-in-One Challenge from our partner TD Insurance. Register now at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

Join us on October 21 for the 2025 Professional Development Conference! With multiple learning streams available, you can choose topics that align with your goals—and enjoy a keynote lunch presentation that will spark your curiosity. Register now at engnsconf.ca

Engineers are at the forefront of Atlantic Canada’s largest healthcare infrastructure project — a complex build balancing clinical precision, climate goals, and future adaptability, all while keeping the hospital fully operational. Read more: issuu.com/engineersns/do…

At the 2025 PD Conference, Ann-Marie Flinn will lead a session that challenges limiting mindsets. With 35+ years in leadership and resilience coaching, she helps individuals shift from problem-focused thinking to confident action. Register at engnsconf.ca

Engineers Nova Scotia’s office is closed from Friday, August 29, through Monday, September 1, for the Labour Day long weekend. We will reopen on Tuesday, September 2. Enjoy the holiday and have a wonderful long weekend!

Join David Benoit, P.Eng., CEO & President of Build Nova Scotia, who will share insights into the opportunities shaping Nova Scotia’s infrastructure and how strategic initiatives are building a more connected and stronger Nova Scotia. Register at engnsconf.ca.

At the 2025 PD Conference, join Maureen Matthew, Senior Engineering Geologist at Stantec with 17 years of experience in geotechnical engineering, for a session that challenges common assumptions about bedrock in infrastructure planning. Register at engnsconf.ca

Kris Dove, FEC, P.Eng., COO and Treasurer at Engineers Nova Scotia, will lead a focused regulatory session, providing a detailed look at how complaints are received, how investigations are conducted, and what outcomes may result. Learn more at engnsconf.ca.

Engineers Nova Scotia’s Annual Business Meeting is happening on October 22. This is an opportunity to hear updates, join the conversation, welcome the incoming Council, and stay informed about regulatory and professional initiatives. Register at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

Join Melissa Fortunato, retired FBI Special Agent and former leader of the FBI-Cleveland Crisis Negotiation Team, as she shares insights into high-stakes negotiations. Learn how perception and skilled listening build trust and shift behavior. Register at engnsconf.ca

As Canada advances toward building the new River-class destroyers, ESL Labs in Dartmouth has completed a $10 million upgrade, including one of only two Medium Weight Shock Machines in Canada, and among just 18 worldwide. Read now in the Fall issue: issuu.com/engineersns/do…

Join engineering regulatory leaders Pal Mann, CEO & Registrar of Engineers Nova Scotia, and Denise Pothier, Engineers Canada Director from Nova Scotia, for a fireside chat exploring the evolution of Engineers Canada. Register at engnsconf.ca

We are excited to share the first group of newly licensed Professional Engineers featured in our Fall issue! Join us in congratulating Hardik Suthar, P.Eng., Nada Nasr, P.Eng., Saeed Aldweik, P.Eng., and Cyerra Gibson, P.Eng. Learn more at issuu.com/engineersns/do…

Early bird pricing for the 2025 Professional Development Conference ends October 9 — several popular sessions are filling up quickly. If you plan to attend, now is a great time to lock in your spot and earn 5 PD Hours! Register now at engnsconf.ca.