ACEC-Canada has made written recommendations for a National Infrastructure Assessment in response to the Federal Government’s Engagement Paper Building the Canada We Want in 2050. The Engagement Paper sets out the purpose and benefits of undertaking a National Infrastructure Assessment and seeks input from the public, Indigenous peoples, provinces, territories, municipalities, and stakeholders.
ACEC-Canada has long advocated for federal infrastructure policy based upon a long-term vision and upon robust and reliable data and a National Infrastructure Assessment represents tremendous opportunity for informed policies and effective investments.
Click here to read ACEC's Submission to the National Infrastructure Assessment.
This cornerstone ACEC advocacy activity transforms employees of ACEC member firms into industry ambassadors who help shape policy affecting our sector by meeting with Members of Parliament.
The ACEC team is actively pursuing its advocacy agenda, ensuring the voice of consulting engineering continues to be heard by federal decision makers.
With 2023 drawing 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.
National Engineering Month is Canada’s biggest celebration of engineering. Over 500 events take place across the country for young Canadians to learn about the exciting, fun and rewarding world of careers in engineering.
ACEC-Canada members are leaders in climate change adaptation and mitigation. The work of our member organizations and member firms is of critical importance to the development of a more sustainable world.
ACEC defends opportunity for firms to participate in federal procurement in official language of their choice.
QBS (Qualifications Based Selection) is an internationally recognized best practice for the procurement of professional engineering services.
Creating a national right of way that connects Canadians, communities, and markets.
