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The responsibility for addressing misuse of title is now extended to registrant firms to ensure titles are used correctly. Engineers and Geoscientists BC will be working with firms aiming for compliance by January 1, 2026.

When reporting their Continuing Education (CE) activities, some registrants seem unclear and are recording activities that are not eligible for CE Hours. To help clarify and to ensure all registrants meet their CE requirements, Engineers and Geoscientists BC is providing guidance on eligibility for specific CE activities.

The Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and Truth and Reconciliation Working Group (EDIT&R WG) is inviting registrant volunteers to join its five new identity-based subgroups.

Nominations for Engineers and Geoscientists BC Board candidates will be open from January 13 to March 14.

Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s practice advisory on Diamond Drill Core Logging: Structure establishes the expectations of professional practice related to logging geological structures as observed in diamond drill core for mineral exploration, mining projects, and related geotechnical engineering studies.

Engineers and Geoscientists BC shares the results of the registrant survey about a proposed area of reserved practice for applied science professionals: engineering technologists and technicians registered with Applied Science Technologists and Technicians of BC (ASTTBC).

In an October 23, 2024, Consent Order, Scott Riley Wilson, P.Eng., admitted he demonstrated professional misconduct regarding two retaining wall projects and a rezoning application in the District of Lillooet.

The National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women is about remembering those who have experienced gender-based violence and those who we have lost to it. It is also a time to take action.

Engineers and Geoscientists BC’s practice advisory Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Professional Practice provides guidance on using AI appropriately in professional activities.

At this year’s Annual Conference, Engineers and Geoscientists BC sought feedback from registrants about how they want to engage with the organization. Here are the results.