ACEC-Canada is conducting a survey on how we can support the professional development needs of future leaders in the consulting engineering industry. And we need your help!

Take part in this important survey to share your input on the topics, formats, and outcomes of future ACEC-Canada professional development programs. Your participation could win you a $100 VISA gift card.



The survey closes at 5pm ET Tuesday January 24. 

Now accepting submissions for the 2023 CCE Awards!

Canadian consulting engineering firms complete hundreds of projects each year that have long-lasting and immeasurable impact on the communities. Take part in this year’s Awards and have your team’s work recognized with the highest honours for excellence in Canadian consulting engineering.

Special Awards:

🌎 Ambassador Award

🍁 Engineering a Better Canada Award

🍃 Breton Environmental Stewardship Award

⚙️ Outreach Award

🏆 Schreyer Award



Individual Awards:

Beaubien Award

Allen D. Williams Scholarship Award

The deadline for Stage 1 is March 14, 2023.

Know someone who has made exceptional contributions to consulting engineering and the profession? Nominate them for the Beaubien Award and have their lifetime contributions to the advancement of the profession and the consulting engineering industry recognized and celebrated!

The nomination process is open until Friday April 21, 2023.

Holding on to top talent is essential for professional services firms—but it’s not easy. Download RSM Canada’s latest e-book to learn how organizations can build and retain a dynamic workforce. Discover key strategies for attracting the best performers to your professional services firm.

Share your input on the future of infrastructure lifecycle decision-making!

The National Research Council Canada (NRCC) is seeking input on tools used by public infrastructure owners, managers, and practitioners – including ACEC members – to support lifecycle decision-making. They are conducting a study to identify tools, platforms, and guidance currently used in the management of public infrastructure across the asset lifecycle. 

The NRC’s goal is to understand which infrastructure tools currently take into consideration climate change impacts and adaptation requirements, and to identify tools suitable for investment (i.e., tools that can be modified/enhanced to incorporate climate change adaptation and resilience considerations or promoted for adoption by a broader set of infrastructure owners and operators). 

Please help the NRCC capture data by completing a 15-minute survey. You are also encouraged to share the survey link with infrastructure owners, managers, and other practitioners involved in any stage of the infrastructure lifecycle.

As 2022 has come to a close, the ACEC-Canada team offers this retrospect of the activities the Association undertook over the last year on behalf of the members and the industry as a whole.

CCDC 5B - Construction Management

Reinforce your knowledge of CM principles with the February webinar on CCDC 5B, under which the construction manager contracts with trade contractors directly. The CCDC authors will focus on the important provisions and how to execute the various options offered within this contract document.