Canada is fortunate to have a comprehensive building code but navigating it can be difficult. This presentation will focus on clarifying the existing energy codes and the variances Saskatchewan has adopted.
As design codes and standards are revised and upgraded, often as a response to issues that arise, new problems can be created unknowingly. Such is the case with how residential weeping tile and sump pump discharge is managed in the City of Saskatoon which has led to increasing issues and concerns particularly in newer neighbourhoods. This presentation will review an existing situation, how it occurred, how it is currently managed and ongoing work in progress to attempt to address the problem.
Join APEGS staff to learn about the APEGS Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Program and its annual requirement for all members.
The Environmental Protection Branch, Ministry of Environment of the Government of Saskatchewan invites you to the 2026 webinar series. Learn about the halocarbon control requirements for QPs in Saskatchewan.
This webinar will explain why APEGS is proposing this change to remove the requirement for permission to consult and how and when the change will be implemented. The information will help ensure members are informed and prepared before the proposed bylaw change is put forward for approval by the members at the annual meeting on May 2, 2026, at TCU Place in Saskatoon.
Energy systems across the world are changing at a pace and scale that few people alive today have seen before let alone made happen. Our energy systems were designed in and for an era when the mechanics of power – electrical, financial, and political – operated under more stable and predictable frameworks. We risk being prisoners of the past while designing the energy future. This lecture discusses the consequences of continuity, inertia, and change for nuclear power.
An evening workshop on how to identify key elements of a problem, the value proposition, the benefits that your company, your superior or an external customer could derive.
The 96th Annual Meeting and Professional Development Conference will be held in person and virtually on May 1 and 2 in Saskatoon at TCU Place, with a professional development day and reception on May 1 and the annual meeting on May 2.
This event brings both sides of the conversation together to celebrate licensure and debunk myths.
Join us for an engaging panel featuring young professionals, Engineers-in-Training, and practising engineers who will share how licensure opened doors in their careers—while also candidly addressing the doubts they once had. From leading prestigious projects and advancing your design visions, to gaining mobility across provinces and around the world, licensure unlocks opportunities that go beyond the classroom.
The Environmental Protection Branch, Ministry of Environment of the Government of Saskatchewan invites you to the 2026 webinar series. Learn about the halocarbon control requirements for QPs in Saskatchewan.
This summer 2026, invest in a short, high-impact sustainability program — one immersive week at Concordia in Montreal plus flexible online projects — to equip your employees with the skills necessary to integrate sustainability thinking across projects, teams, and decision-making. Your employees return with actionable ideas and the confidence to integrate sustainability directly into their work.
This presentation will provide an overview of WSA’s Water Infrastructure Management program, which integrates industry best practices from both Asset Management and Dam Safety.
This webinar will cover details on how to apply for registration as an Engineer-in-Training or Geoscientist-in-Training.
The purpose of the workshop is to review and provide practical examples of construction standards and how they are applied to each topic. This includes outlining the path to compliance with the National Building Code of Canada, in addition to provincial legislation (where applicable).
This lecture discusses the necessary design adaptations for MSE walls under special site constraints, highlights recent advances in MSE wall research, and presents case studies that illustrate both the challenges and advantages of MSE wall systems in such applications.
This presentation will take an in-depth look at how to report work experience to APEGS.
Hear expert perspectives on the Ethics of AI and join the conversation on its role and boundaries in society. AI is dramatically affecting our lives and professions in profound and unexpected ways. Where should the line be drawn? Who is making the decisions?
Join the Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce and the Saskatchewan Mining Association during Saskatchewan Mining Week 2026 for a discussion on the future of potash production, sector growth, and Saskatchewan’s evolving role in supplying essential resources to the world. This year’s Mining Week theme, “Sixty Years Strong: A Fertile Past, Present and Bold Future,” reflects both the legacy and momentum of one of Saskatchewan’s most important industries.
This presentation will focus on how supervisors and validators can guide a member-in-training through gaining and submitting work experience to APEGS.