Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba
870 Pembina Hwy R3M 2M7 Winnipeg, MB, Canada

Have you seen our newest My Story videos? Watch to see what Cory Vitt, P.Eng., has to share about increasing diversity, breaking barriers within the professions, and making the world a better place. See more inspiring videos and stories on the My Story page at http://mystory.enggeomb.ca ... National Engineering and Geoscience Month is almost over but there's still time to check out the activities at https://exploreengineering.ca. #TheresAPlaceForYou #NEM2021 #NEGM2021

Looking for a fun thing to do tomorrow? Check this out! #NEM2021 #NEGM2021 #STEM #stemeducation

We’re live from Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba! We have almost 200 trusses to break this year and will be making a donation to Harvest Manitoba based on how ...strong all of the creations are. #NEGM2021 #NEG2021 #TheresAPlaceForYou #engineering

Join us today between 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. as our professional engineers test the loads of trusses made of spaghetti and white glue. See http://www.enggeomb.ca/Events.html#Event2323 for a link to join live. #NEGM2021... #NEM2021 #TheresAPlaceForYou #enggeomb #engineering #spaghetti See more

What are you doing to make life better? Share your story to increase the understanding of how engineers and geoscientists make like better in Manitoba, Canada, and around the world. Visit http://mystory.enggeomb.ca/ to hear more about careers in engineering and geoscience. #TheresAPlaceForYou... #NEGM2021 #LifeWorksBetter See more

Congratulations to Dr. Marcia Friesen, P.Eng., FEC! The Association looks forward to continuing our strong relationship with the Price Faculty of Engineering - University of Manitoba.

Looking Back Through Our Century: November 1921 The Association adopted its first Code of Ethics on November 1, 1921. Do you know how many times it has been rewritten or how it has changed over the century? To learn more about the Association's Code of Ethics, read the news story at http://www.enggeomb.ca/News.html#411. #EngGeoMBCentennial2020... #CodeofEthics #Ethics See more

Looking Back Through Our Century: October 2011 When it first opened its doors to welcome travelers on October 30, 2011, the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport was Canada's newest and greenest airport. To learn more about the first airport terminal in Canada to be LEED-certified, read the news story at http://www.enggeomb.ca/News.html#407. #EngGeoMBCentennial2020... #Winnipeg #YWG #airports #LEED-Certified See more

Looking Back Through Our Century: In October 2012, we held our first Ingenium Conference. Since then, the Association has held an conference every year and provided hundreds of professional development hours to our practitioners. Learn more at http://www.enggeomb.ca/News.html#405

Looking Back Through Our Century: In October 2012, Engineers Geoscientists Manitoba held the first Ingenium Conference. Since then, the Association has held an Ingenium Conference every year and provided hundreds of professional development hours to our practitioners. To learn more, read the news story http://www.enggeomb.ca/News.html#405 Today is the last day of Ingenium 2020. While we missed seeing everyone face-to-face, the virtual format allowed us to offer over 15 hours... of professional development for registrants to attend without even leaving home. The four-day format also meant that attendees didn’t have to choose between concurrent topics and any missed sessions would be accessible via our On-Demand Library for future viewing. Didn’t register for this year’s Ingenium Professional Development Seminars but wish you had? It’s not too late, visit the Ingenium website to sign-up for access to the Ingenium On-Demand Library where all sessions will be available to watch until January 17, 2021.