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Engineers Canada

8 communications in the past year

What they’re lobbying about

Employment and Social Development Canada, with regard to the Foreign Credential Recognition Program and funding for engineering accreditation projects. Housing and Infrastructure Canada, with regard to climate resiliency and the involvement of engineers in federal housing initiatives. The Major Projects Office and associated departments with regard to major projects established under federal legislation and the involvement of engineers. The Department of National Defence with regard to major defence procurement initiatives and the involvement of engineers. Women and Gender Equality Canada, with respect to new funding opportunities for gender equality programming as announced in Budget 2025. Global Affairs Canada, with respect to the role of professional licensure in established criteris for the express entry system. Budget and all subsequent budget implementation bils, with respect to new policies and programs that impact the engineering profession, including infrastructure funding and housing construction, as well as the promotion of engineering regulation within the federal public service and in federal procurement. Infrastructure funding, with respect to the scope of regulation of specified engineering work. Climate change policies and climate-related legislation, with respect to measures to improve climate adaptation and resilience and incentivize investment in new technologies. The National Research Council, with regard to the National Building Code and associated policy development initiatives for building and construction. The Official Languages Act, with respect to the implications of the Act for the federal procurement process according to PSPC policy notification 48R-1 and 48R-2 Natural Resources Canada with respect to the climate change adaptation and mitigation programs, development of standards and codes for adaptation of Canada's infrastructure towards the effects of climate change. Infrastructure funding, with respect to climate change resiliency, mitigation and adaptation. Housing policy, with respect to the creation of a Housing Design Catalogue and expanding support for prefabrication. Federal Public Sector Labour Relations Act and other laws or regulations related to the employment of federal public servants, with respect to the licensure of professional engineers. Federal government funding and policy support for equity, diversity, inclusion and accessibility initiatives Employment and Social Development Canada - Foreign Credential Recognition Program (FCRP) - with respect to the programs to improve the integration of international engineering graduates into the engineering profession and workforce in Canada Canadian Free Trade Agreement, regarding interprovincial labour mobility, including the specifications that regulatory bodies must meet under the CFTA and the scope of legitimate objections to labour mobility provisions, measures to streamline recognition for engineers and other regulated professionals.