The
Registrar's Page
- PEO 2005-2009 Strategic
Plan
- Engineering
Regulator Announces Strategic Plan To Invest in P.Eng. Licence, Toronto – (April
18, 2005)
- A letter
from Kim Allen to PEO Staff and Volunteers regarding PIPEDA (Oct
8, 2004)
- A
letter from the Honourable Mary Anne Chambers, Minister of Training,
Colleges and Universities, September 29, 2004
- A letter to the Honourable John Gerretsen, Minister of Municipal Affairs
and Housing, June 30, 2004
- A
letter to the Honourable Mary Anne Chambers,
Minister of Training, Colleges and Universities, June 28,
2004
- A
letter to the Honourable Leona Dombrowsky, Minister of the Environment,
Re: Ontario Regulation 153/04 - Records of Site Condition - Part XV.1
of the Environmental Protection Act, June 14, 2004
- A
letter to the Honourable Dwight Duncan, Minister of Energy, regarding
a " New vision for electricity sector," May 4, 2004
- A
letter to the Honourable David Caplan, IFP Stakeholder Outreach,
Ministry of Public Infrastructure Renewal, March
31, 2004
- Kim
Allen responds to the Editor of Globe and Mail regarding the January
30, 2004 article "International credentials lose value in
Canada", by Marina Jimenez, (Feb. 5, 2004)
- PEO
Privacy Brochure (January 22, 2004)
- A
Letter to Minister Christopher Bentley, Minister of Labour, Government
of Ontario, Re: Uptown Theatre demolition site, December 15, 2003
- A
Letter to the Honourable Ernie Eves, Premier of Ontario, Office
of the Premier, regarding the "Power Outage Emergency" August
25, 2003
- “NSPE
says Ontario Regulation is Prohibitive to U.S. Engineers”,
Engineering Times, July 2003.
- On
August 1, 2003, the following letter from Kim
Allen, PEO Registrar/CEO has been sent to the National Society
of Professional Engineers (NSPE) publication Engineering
Times, in response to the article "NSPE says Ontario Regulation
is Prohibitive to U.S. Engineers" and the editorial "International
Relations" which were published in the July 2003 edition.
- On
July 21, 2003, Maclean's magazine published the an article by
Mary Janigan entitled, " A
SCANDALOUS WASTE - Too many immigrants can't work because we refuse
to accept their credentials" (www.macleans.ca)
The
following week Mr.
Kim Allen, P.Eng., Registrar/CEO, Professional Engineers Ontario responded.
- Letter
to the Editor: A response
to: Immigrants await their turn at citizenship, by Jim Wilkes,
the Toronto Star, June 24, 2003 (June 25, 2003)
A
draft regulation made under the Brownfields Statute Law Amendment
Act, 2001 that defines a Qualified Person for the purposes of certifying
a Record of Site Condition and supervising risk assessments under the
Environmental Protection Act has been posted on the Environment Ministry's
Environmental Bill of Rights Registry website for commen . The 60-day
comment period ends April 29, 2003.
Call
for Comment On
November 15, 2002, PEO Council received for comment the report of the Evolution
of Engineering Admissions Task Force, with recommendations on the
type of admissions process PEO should consider following in the future,
as well as recommendations to improve PEO's current admissions process. The
report is the outcome of recommendation 4.4.1 of the Admissions, Complaints,
Discipline and Enforcement Task Force, which Council approved in December
1999. This recommendation called for PEO to strike a task force to
consider the pros, cons and impacts of alternatives to the then-current
PEO admissions process with a view to bringing back recommendations
for a process that protects the public and is fair in both reality
and perception.
Call
for Comment PEO
Council has received for comment a White Paper, Model for Licensure
of Other Applied Scientists, prepared by G.R. Comrie, P.Eng., chair
of PEO's External Groups Task Force. The paper flows from initiative
1(c)(ii) in PEO's Strategic Plan, which is that PEO will:
Study the public interest implications of alternative models for governing
applied science practitioners, e.g. Regulated Health Professions Act model,
regulated under PEO legislation, etc.
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