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 | |  | The Search Begins for 2027 Council Election Candidates The 2026–2027 APEGA Council applications are open until September 18, 2026, for professional engineers and geoscientists in good standing. We invite you to learn more about the role of a councillor and review the recruitment priorities for the upcoming election year. | | BRANCH EVENTS
| | Webinar | From Concept to Final Decision: Aligning Project Success with EPC Structures 9/15/2026 11:00 a.m. This session will use a real-world case study to demonstrate how to navigate complex multidisciplinary projects from the engineering, procurement, and construction (EPC) perspective. Join the Calgary Branch for this event. | | APEGA EVENTS
| Webinar | Ethical AI: Analytical Governance in an Evolving Regulatory Environment 8/25/2026 12:00 p.m. This session explores the evolving regulatory landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for engineers, emphasizing how to responsibly leverage AI, manage risks, and balance innovation with compliance and ethical considerations. Webinar | Confronting Conversations: A Practical Framework for Engineers and Geoscientists 8/26/2026 12:00 p.m. This session equips participants with practical tools and a clear framework to confidently lead difficult conversations, reduce defensiveness, and improve outcomes while maintaining trust and inclusive communication in everyday work. Webinar | How to Build and Sustain Effective Project Teams 8/27/2026 9:00 a.m. This four-hour session highlights how a structured, collaborative process—grounded in trust, communication, and shared accountability—enables high‑performing project teams and successful project delivery beyond what contracts alone can achieve. | | In Search of Engineering and Geoscience Excellence
| Next May, the APEGA Summit Awards below will be presented to trailblazers in engineering and geoscience in the following categories.
| | Will you or someone you know be a recipient? Submit your nomination by September 15.
| |  | APEGA Registrants Vital to New Critical Minerals Strategy | |
|  | New Safety Codes Council Resources Now Available | To help clarify professional involvement requirements, such as for the National Building Code, the Safety Codes Council has put together resources to help users understand their part in keeping Alberta's building projects safe and compliant. |
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| | Women in APEGA Advisory Group
The Women in APEGA Advisory Group supports the engagement and retention of women in engineering and geoscience to help foster the inclusivity and sustainability of the professions. Applications are now open to join the group—share your perspective and help shape a stronger future for the professions. Everyone is welcome to apply. |
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| | | Practical Communication with Geologize
| Don't miss out on access to the Practical Geocommunication course from Geologize, free for APEGA registrants. This accredited flagship course is for geoscience students, academics, and professionals who engage with the public. | |
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| Help Shape a National Survey of Engineering Culture – Engineers Canada invites engineers, employers, regulators, educators, students, and other interest holders across the engineering community to help shape the development of a national survey of engineering culture. The input form is open until August 27, 2026. | | Why am I receiving this email? You have opted to receive non-regulatory email from APEGA. If you’d rather not receive these emails, you can unsubscribe. You will still receive regulatory email from APEGA. Please add [email protected] to your address book or safe-sender list to ensure our emails make it to your inbox. |
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