Friday, September 5, 2025
ACEC National Leadership Conference
Wednesday October 22, 2025 The Fairmont Chateau Laurier, Ottawa Click HERE for more information.
Jérôme Pelletier announced as new chair of ACEC’s Board of Directors
During their Annual General Meeting on October 9th, the Association of Consulting Engineering Companies-Canada (ACEC) announced Jérôme Pelletier, P.Eng., president and CEO of BBA, as the new chair of the ACEC Board of Directors for the 2024–2025 term. Pelletier brings…
Allyson Desgroseilliers named new chair of ACEC board of directors
The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies-Canada (ACEC) announced that Allyson Desgroseilliers, P.Eng., vice president of Environmental Management for Earth & Environment, Prairies and North at WSP Canada, was named to the position of chair of the ACEC board of directors…
How can we make Canada’s infrastructure more resilient?
Situation Critical Climate change impacts could leave Canadians physically and financially under water as a warming and increasingly volatile climate damages public and private infrastructure. Buildings and critical infrastructure are all at risk unless new investment and improved regulation make…
Canadian firms honoured at ACEC awards celebration
The work of Canadian consulting engineering firms was celebrated online as twenty projects were recognized for excellence during the 2021 Canadian Consulting Engineering (CCE) Awards virtual celebration. On October 28, during a virtual broadcast, a total of 24 awards were…
What impact should next federal government have on public infrastructure sector?
In recent years, Canada has seen record investment in infrastructure from the federal government. But despite annual commitments of billions of dollars, most agree that there still remains a significant infrastructure gap in this country. But what exactly is the…
ACEC-Canada launches election advocacy campaign with infrastructure emphasis
The Association of Consulting Engineering Companies-Canada (ACEC) officially launched its advocacy campaign, “Infrastructure: Prosperity by Design” for this federal election. “This election is especially important because the next Parliament will make critical decisions on how Canada will recover and prosper…