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News A Night at the Theatre In association with APEGM's 90th Anniversary, APEGM will be hosting two award-winning plays presented by NewStage Productions of Winnipeg that were performed at an International One-Act-Play Festival in the UK, May 2009. Monday March 22, 2010; from 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. at The Park Theatre, 698 Osborne Street, Winnipeg, MB You Will Write, Won’t You? A senior teen living in a remote Saskatchewan farming community tries to overcome her family's and her boyfriend's resistance to her plan to enroll in the Writers' Institute in Banff rather than stay at home and work on the farm for the summer. Sudoku Fever A mildly off-the-wall comedy in which a family in Minnedosa try to prevent their daughter from enrolling in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Manitoba. The Sudoku room has a hidden meaning for this family. Tickets available in advance for $10 through the APEGM office or $15 at the door. Contact Angela Moore at 474-2736 or amoore@apegm.mb.ca. [more] Birthday Party You are invited to a Come and Go Birthday Party for APEGM as we celebrate our 90th Anniversary. Come enjoy live music, activities, entertainment, tour of the new office building, great prizes, and don’t forget the Birthday Cake! March 25, 2010, 2:30 - 7:00 p.m. APEGM Office, 870 Pembina Hwy, Winnipeg, MB Refreshments will be served. Enter your business card for some great prizes! Event is open to the general public: don't know if you can make it? Just drop by if you can! RSVP by March 19, 2010. Attn: Angela Moore at events@apegm.mb.ca Engineering/Geoscience Legacy in Manitoba March 2010 will mark the 90th Anniversary of the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Manitoba. The Association was established by the Manitoba Government in 1920 to ensure that the public of Manitoba were protected from unlicensed and incompetent engineering. In 1998, the Province added the regulation of geoscientists to the Association's mandate. Over the last 90 years, Manitoba engineers and geoscientists have made major contributions to the development and well being of the people of Manitoba, and others around the world. Please take some time to review a few Milestones from the history of our professions.. Membership Renewal Time It's the time of year again for APEGM Members to renew their memberships. You should have received a renewal letter in the mail notifying you of your renewal details. This year if you claim a password you can renew online. You may also consider making a donation to the APEGM Foundation. For companies who wish to pay for multiple membership renewals at once, they can do that too. Note: Renewal Late Fee now in effect (March 1, 2010). Deadline: March 31, 2010. Manitoba Energy Act There are new regulations that establish minimum energy performance standards for replacement residential and small commercial gas-fired furnaces and boilers sold in the Province of Manitoba. Effective December 31, 2009, most new replacement furnaces will be required to have a minimum efficiency of 92 per cent, replacement hot-water boilers at 82 per cent, and low-pressure steam boilers at 80 per cent. [more] UofM Faculty of Engineering's Centennial Book Celebrating 100 Years of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Manitoba (1907-2007), the faculty has published a book titled Grinding "Geers" for 100 Years full of stories, pranks, and photos from their exciting history. You can not buy this book in stores! A gift of $100 to the faculty will get you a copy of the book, as well as a tax receipt for $60. All proceeds from the sale of this book will go toward the ambitious and visionary Faculty of Engineering Centenary Award Fund. 2009 Salary Survey The 2009 edition of the annual APEGM Salary Survey is now available. Various high-lights of the survey analysis are detailed in the annual Salary Survey Committee Report. "The Future is Now. Engineers Take the Lead!" In September 2009, members of the Women in Engineering Task Force and Women in Engineering Advisory Group of Engineers Canada had the opportunity to hold a Workshop Session. This Workshop resulted in mutually agreed-upon initiatives for further advancement and recommendations, including raising the profile and improving the image of the profession and demonstrating the value of diversity in engineering education in the workplace. [more] New APEGM President John C. Woods, P.Eng. was appointed President of APEGM at its 90th Annual General Meeting on October 23, 2009. Mr. Woods will lead the Association's Council in regulating the practices of engineering and geoscience on behalf of the people of Manitoba. National Engineering Summit Declaration The first national engineering summit entitled Leading a Canadian Future: The New Engineer In Society afforded an unprecedented opportunity for the engineering profession to identify how it can contribute to a healthier, cleaner, safer, more competitive and sustainable Canada-to apply its leadership, leverage the strengths of its various disciplines, and prepare the next generation of engineers for the challenges to come. [more] Engineering Profession's Brightest Shine at Awards Gala Canada's engineering profession celebrated the accomplishments of eight outstanding professional engineers during the Engineers Canada Awards gala held today at Montréal's Fairmont, The Queen Elizabeth hotel.

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