Engineers NS

Mark your calendar for October 21 and October 22! Get ready to connect with engineering professionals from across the province to learn, network, and celebrate engineering excellence. More details and registration information will be shared soon.

🌈 Engineers Nova Scotia had a great time at Halifax Pride Parade 2025! From handing out fun temporary tattoos to cheering on the parade and connecting with many different communities—it was a beautiful afternoon celebrating diversity and inclusion.

Engineers Nova Scotia is looking for a Professional Practice Assistant to join our team! This full-time, hybrid position is based in Halifax and supports our Professional Practice team with compliance, enforcement, and regulatory work. Learn more here: ca.indeed.com/viewjob?from=a…

Join the Canadian Welding Bureau in August for a session that exposes what many teams miss! Learn about how welding certification ties directly into compliance with Canadian building codes, safety standards, and legal regulations. Register now at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

Join a non-typical Pilates class all about reconnecting—with your breath and your energy. This all-levels class focuses on breath, technique, and proper form to help you build a deeper connection with your core and your movement. Register now at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

🌈 Engineers Nova Scotia is thrilled to once again celebrate and support the 2SLGBTQIA+ community at this year’s Halifax Pride Festival! Swing by our tattoo station to grab a fun tattoo and meet our staff and volunteers. Learn more at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

The Intern Architects Group and Emerging Professionals Group are bringing communities together for an evening of connection and shared stories across the design industry. It’s a space to exchange insights and grow your network. Register at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…

Engineers Nova Scotia Council, staff, and the broader engineering community mourn the passing of Dr. Pemberton Cyrus, FEC, P.Eng.—a distinguished leader, educator, and volunteer whose legacy has left a lasting imprint on the profession in Canada. engineersnovascotia.ca/news/view/?new…

Scholarship applications are open for children of Engineers Nova Scotia registrants. Eligible applicants must be entering their first year of a Diploma of Engineering program at an accredited institution in Nova Scotia. View the form here: engineersnovascotia.ca/files/files/St…

Engineers Nova Scotia’s office will be closed from June 27 to July 1 and will reopen on July 2. Staff will work remotely on June 27 and June 30. Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday and weekend!

Last Thursday, we came together at Summer Social 2025 to celebrate Engineers Nova Scotia’s new P.Eng. registrants and to appreciate the valuable contributions of our dedicated mentors and volunteers — thank you to all who joined us!

“You are not alone,” says Hadley Bent, a third-year Industrial Engineering student at Acadia University. Engineering is about coming together, finding common ground, and building solutions that work for everyone. To watch the extended video profile: youtube.com/watch?v=HmZvAq…

Emma Deveau, a third-year Civil Engineering student at Dalhousie University, shares why teamwork and collaboration across disciplines are at the heart of engineering and drive real innovation. To watch the extended video profile: youtube.com/watch?v=6YgATF…

Jade Farr, E.I.T., Hardware Engineer at Lockheed Martin, highlights the importance of collaboration in engineering. To watch the extended video profile, visit our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=8K7f9u…

Jennifer MacDonald, P.Eng., Vice President, Structural at EastPoint Engineering. Today, she’s proud to be part of a company with several women engineers who come together to share experiences. To watch the extended video profile: youtube.com/watch?v=gLoG6G…

"Engineering is all about teamwork and collaboration," says Lia MacDonald, P.Eng., Vice President, Customer Experience & Innovation at Nova Scotia Power. To watch the extended video profile, visit our YouTube channel: youtube.com/watch?v=Goqp_p…

For International Women in Engineering Day, Engineers Nova Scotia is proud to share the voices of six more women in engineering. First, we hear from Dr. Amina Stoddart, P.Eng., Assistant Professor at Dalhousie University. Watch the extended video: youtube.com/watch?v=okHc2C…

On June 21, Engineers Nova Scotia proudly recognizes National Indigenous Peoples Day—a time to celebrate the vibrant cultures, histories, and contributions of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis peoples across Canada. To learn more: rcaanc-cirnac.gc.ca/eng/1100100013…

Each year on June 23, Engineers Nova Scotia celebrates International Women in Engineering Day — honouring the achievements of women in engineering. This year, we spotlight 11 women who reflect innovation, leadership, and pride. Here’s what they taught us: issuu.com/engineersns/do…

Catch the ferry for a scenic Saturday escape to Georges Island with us! In July, let's explore one of Halifax’s iconic landmarks while soaking up fresh air and the summer breeze. Non-members are welcome too! Register now at engineersnovascotia.ca/events/view/?e…