Edmonton Branch
Message from the Chair
The Edmonton Branch Executive Committee is proud to serve one of APEGA’s largest and most active memberships, encompassing Edmonton and nearby communities. Our goal is to support your professional growth, develop the professions, and serve the public interest.
In 2025, we hosted 30 events, reached 3,130 attendees and offered a wide variety of activities including:
- Science Nights, a K-6 outreach event featuring hands-on, science-themed activities
- the annual golf tournament, with proceeds directly funding outreach initiatives
- technical webinars, including topics such as dynamic analysis and seismic design of emerging energy structures
- Sip & Learn, a networking event hosted in Fort Saskatchewan
- site tours, including the EPCOR Water Treatment Plant and the Heidelberg Cement Plant
These events were possible thanks to the dedication of our volunteers and your participation. Your interest and engagement shapes what the branch offers and ensures our programs remain relevant, valuable, and enjoyable.
This year, we will continue these activities while aiming to expand our programming, foster a stronger sense of community, and create more opportunities that matter to you. We invite all members to get involved, whether by:
- attending branch events
- volunteering for youth outreach programs, including Science Nights or Science Olympics
- contacting the branch directly via email to share ideas, or joining a subcommittee
Together, let’s shape 2026 into a remarkable year!
Branch Executive
APEGA’s branch executive committees are an integral part of APEGA operations and are governed by the branch manual. The committee includes up to 15 appointed volunteers, including members-at-large and five core positions: chair, past-chair, vice-chair, treasurer, and secretary. The branch chair is responsible for running the branch. To ensure consistency among branches, chairs from all branches meet quarterly to discuss branch governance and business.
The following APEGA members are volunteering their time to be this year's Branch Executives.
| Chair | Jason Der, E.I.T. |
| Past-Chair | Frank Hui, P.Eng. |
| Vice-Chair | Vacant |
| Treasurer | Rada Geddes, P.Eng. |
| Secretary | Rana Mandour, P.Eng. |
| Members-at-Large | Andy Lai, P.Eng. |
| Participants | David Gibbs, P.Eng. Mairim Neves, P.Eng. Mohamed Saleh, E.I.T. Sonalika Patel, E.I.T. Tatiana Mijajlovic, G.I.T. |
Statistics
As of February 2026, the Edmonton Branch has:
- 1,113 Permit Holders
- 1,066 Engineering Permit Holders
- 15 Geoscience Permit Holders
- 32 Engineering and Geoscience Permit Holders
- 16,661 Registrants
- 12,454 Professional Members (16% Female)*
- 12,104 Professional Engineers
- 336 Professional Geoscientists
- 14 Dual Designations
- 4,175 Members-in-Training (22% Female)*
- 4,058 Engineers-in-Training
- 114 Geoscientists-in-Training
- 3 Dual Designations-in-Training
- 12,454 Professional Members (16% Female)*
*APEGA aims to achieve 30% female professionals by 2030. Learn more about the 30 by 30 Initiative.
Stay Informed
Sign up for events and webinars
Sign up for events from your branch and APEGA
- See the Edmonton Branch events that have been coordinated by branch volunteers.
- See APEGA's online events, open to members everywhere.
- Watch past webinars on-demand at APEGA’s Professional Development Centre.
- Volunteer at an APEGA Science Night to inspire the next generation.
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Get Connected
Connect with other members
Take part in conversations with fellow members - in your branch and around the world!
Connect with your branch and APEGA
Email [email protected] to contact the volunteers who manage the branch. APEGA does not monitor this email account.
In addition to the executive, the branch is supported by three APEGA staff members:
- Membership Manager
- Two Branch Coordinators, who can be reached at [email protected]
Contact another APEGA department with other questions about your application or membership.
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Communities
The following communities are part of the Edmonton Branch:
Abee
Alberta Beach
Alcomdale
Alcurve
Alpen Siding
Alsike
Andrew
Ardrossan
Armena
Aspen Beach
Athabasca
Atmore
Barrhead
Bawlf
Beaumont
Bellis
Berrymoor
Big Coulee
Bittern Lake
Bloomsbury
Bluffton
Bon Accord
Boyle
Breton
Bruce
Bruderheim
Buck Lake
Buford
Busby
Calahoo
Calmar
Camp Creek
Camrose
Cardiff
Carnwood
Caslan
Cherhill
Chipman
Chisholm
Clyde
Colinton
Cooking Lake
Coronado
Dapp
Darwell
Deville
Devon
Donatville
Duffield
Dunstable
Edberg
Edmonton
Edmonton Beach
Edwand
Egremont
Ellerslie
Ellscott
Enoch
Fallis
Falun
Fawcett
Ferintosh
Fisher Home
Fishing Lake
Flatbush
Fort Assiniboine
Fort Saskatchewan
Freedom
Genesee
Gibbons
Glenevis
Grassland
Gunn
Gwynne
Hamlin
Hay Lakes
Highridge
Highvale
Hilliard
Hoadley
Holden
Hylo
Island Lake
Itaska Beach
Jarvie
Josephburg
Kapasiwin
Kavanagh
Keephills
Kelsey
Kikino
Kingman
Kipp
Lac La Nonne
Lake Isle
Lamont
Lancaster Park
Lavoy
Leduc
Legal
Lindale
Lindbrook
Lisburn
Lone Pine
Looma
Ma-Me-O Beach
Manola
Maskwacis
Meadowview
Meanook
Mearns
Menaik
Mewatha Beach
Michigan Centre
Millet
Mission Beach
Morinville
Mulhurst
Mundare
Namao
Neerlandia
Nestow
New Norway
New Sarepta
Newbrook
Nisku
North Cooking Lake
Ohaton
Onoway
Opal
Pendryl
Perryvale
Pibroch
Pickardville
Pipestone
Radway
Redwater
Rich Valley
Riviere Qui Barre
Rochester
Rolly View
Rosallind
Rossington
Round Hill
Royal Park
Ryley
Saddle Lake
Sandy Beach
Seba Beach
Sherwood Park
Shoal Creek
Silver Beach
Smoky Lake
South Cooking Lake
Spruce Grove
St. Albert
St. Francis
St. Michael
Stanger
Star
Stony Plain
Sundance Beach
Sunnybrook
Sunset Beach
Swan Hills
Tawatinau
Telfordville
Thorhild
Thorsby
Tiger Lily
Tofield
Tomahawk
Usona
Vega
Venice
Villeneuve
Vimy
Wabamun
Warburg
Warspite
Wasel
Waskatenau
Waterton Park
Waugh
Weasel Creek
West Cove
Westerose
Westlock
Wetaskiwin
Winfield
Winterburn
Wostok
Yeoford