New Regulatory Learning Module: Truth & Reconciliation
Specifically, this course will help registrants further understand:
- how history impacts Indigenous Peoples;
- how current Indigenous issues impact Indigenous communities;
- Indigenous self-government;
- the constitutional, political, and legal context of Indigenous issues; and
- how Indigenous and Western world views impact decision-making.
Truth and Reconciliation is embedded in Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s current strategic plan as a key pillar of its commitment to social responsibility.
As well, under the mandate of the Professional Governance Act and the organization’s Bylaws, Engineers and Geoscientists BC is required to present a Regulatory Learning Module on Indigenous history, Indigenous engagement, and reconciliation at least once every three years.
As a reminder, practising registrants must complete this mandatory Regulatory Learning Module in the current reporting year (July 1, 2025, to June 30, 2026) to meet their requirements, even if they have already completed the similarly themed module from three years ago. Non-practising registrants and trainees may also view the module and record it as a CE activity.
To view the module, visit the Knowledge Centre on the Engineers and Geoscientists BC website.