Here is your monthly dose of my Canadian engineering news created for licensed and aspiring engineers, geoscientists and technicians in Canada.
- Cedric Attias, a master's student in mechanical engineering at the University of Waterloo, led a groundbreaking computer modelling study on professional baseball pitchers that addresses the prevalent issue of elbow injuries. His research uses advanced simulations to show how subtle adjustments in pitching mechanics can reduce injury risk while maintaining velocity, potentially prolonging athletic careers and advancing the application of mechanical engineering to sports medicine in innovative ways.
- Gabrielle Lam is recognized among UBC Applied Science faculty and graduate students as a recipient of the 2025/26 Killam teaching awards. This prestigious award celebrates excellence in teaching and mentorship in engineering education. Gabrielle is affiliated with UBC Applied Science in Vancouver, British Columbia.
- Linklan 5G eSIM Hotspot: a portable, unlocked Wi-Fi device that delivers contract-free 5G internet without roaming charges or APN setup. Compatible with any eSIM plan, it features automatic network selection and smart app management, making it ideal for travellers, remote workers, and users needing reliable, high-speed internet anywhere.
- The StormGo Mini T6 is a compact 4-in-1 device featuring a 1200A jump starter, 150PSI air pump, 8800mAh power bank, 45W fast charging, and an emergency light. Designed for portability and convenience, it supports emergency preparedness and daily use, making it ideal for users who value multifunctional tools in a pocket-sized design.
- The POWRAIR UC-01 Wireless Ultrasonic Cutter features a TFT display, 17,000 RPM cooling fan, ergonomic grip, safety protections, LED lights, and multiple blade options. Designed for professionals and hobbyists, it delivers portable, precise cutting performance for crafting, electronics fabrication, and other detailed applications requiring convenience, cooling efficiency, and reliability.
Here are the news links to every Canadian Association. If there is anything beyond the standard stuff (elections, new appointments, upcoming events), I'll try to list them below.
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- APEGA News - From Science Olympian to Professional Engineer
- APEGS News - 96th Annual Meeting and Professional Development Conference – Outcomes and Bylaw Amendments
- APEY News
- ASET News - ASET Announces Results of the 2026 Council Election
- EGBC News - Updated Applicant Portal Now Shows Time Estimates
- EGM News - Volunteer Appreciation Night 2026
- Engineers Nova Scotia News - Call for Volunteers: AI Task Force
- NAPEG News
- PEGNL News - Member Announcement: National AccessAbility Week
- PEO News - PEO Updates P.Eng. Application Requirements: Experience Reduced from 4 Years to 2 Years
Engineer's Canada - Engineers Canada honours six engineers leading with purpose, transforming our future
AI is reshaping the job interview landscape, with recruiters increasingly using AI bots to evaluate candidates. Engineers preparing for interviews need to carefully study the job description and research the company to customize their answers effectively, even when facing an AI interviewer rather than a human one. This preparation can help candidates stand out in the evolving hiring process. Read more here.
- In this TED talk, Reimagining traditional architecture for modern needs, Riyad Joucka explores how traditional architectural methods and principles can be revamped and reimagined to meet contemporary needs. This talk sheds light on innovation in architecture, including urban planning and 3D printing, as methods for tackling modern challenges. Riyad offers insights on blending heritage with new technology to create sustainable living environments.
- In this TED talk, Waymo's case for a driverless future, Tekedra Mawakana and Sal Khan discuss the development and future prospects of driverless cars through Waymo’s advancements. They delve into the technology driving this transformation, its impact on society, and the potential benefits of a driverless future. This talk presents a visionary outlook on the convergence of engineering, technology, and societal change.
"Science can amuse and fascinate us all, but it is engineering that changes the world."
- Isaac Asimov
Thanks for reading, and have a great month!


Gavin Simone, P.Eng. (AB), LEED AP
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