The January 31 deadline has passed to complete the first two #PEOPEAK elements. If you are late, please comply as soon as possible. Each year an enforcement date will be announced by the Registrar. PEO will provide notice and reminders before enforcement begins.

Watch this video to learn what activities count towards your continuing professional development #PEOPEAK hours:

The engineering profession is on a journey to foster belonging. For 2SLGBTQ+ engineers and aspiring engineers, this means ensuring they envision a future where they are seen, respected and valued. Community members share their experiences and perspectives:

What's the difference between PEO and OSPE? PEO regulates the profession to protect the public. OSPE advocates for engineers and the profession. Learn how they support Ontario’s engineering community:

Your engineering licence is now available digitally! Your digital certificate is encrypted, professional recognized and easily accessible. Learn more about its benefits and how to access it:

Learn about the seven competency categories and 34 competencies of Competency-Based Assessment (CBA). The categories represent the areas in which professional engineers must be competent to ensure effective practice and public safety. Watch video:

Happy Civic Holiday! Our head office will be closed today and will reopen tomorrow. Details:

Sealing a document as a professional engineer is a visible commitment to competence, ethics and public safety. Learn about the proper and ethical use of the engineer's seal in professional practice:

Interested in volunteering with us? There's a new opportunity for the Consulting Engineer Designation Committee (Southern Subcommittee). Learn more about the position and apply by August 22:

Our office will close at 2:00 p.m. today in observance of the Civic Holiday long weekend. Regular operations will resume on Tuesday, August 5. Details:

You can nominate a worthy Order of Honour candidate—a long-time PEO volunteer colleague, mentor, friend, leader—by logging into the PEO portal and following these eight simple steps:

PEO’s chapter network has grown to 600+ volunteers across 36 chapters. Learn about PEO's renewed focus on supporting and enhancing chapter operations through volunteer engagement, and how chapter volunteers act as ambassadors of PEO's mission:

PEO's mandatory #PEOPEAK program is designed to help licence holders maintain their professional knowledge, skills and competence as engineers. Not complying with PEAK obligations could lead to an administrative licence suspension. Details:

You can now write the National Professional Practice Exam (NPPE) before submitting your licence application. Completing the NPPE before submitting your application also makes it eligible for processing within 90 days. Learn more about the NPPE:

Do I have to complete the #PEOPEAK program if I don't live in Ontario? Yes, because you still have a PEO licence. Watch to learn more:

PEO is seeking nominations for the 2026 Order of Honour! Nominate a P.Eng. licence holder and volunteer through the PEO portal by October 10 at 4 p.m. EST:

Read the Summer 2025 #EngineeringDimensions Gazette or "blue pages" here:

Mark your calendars with these upcoming #engineering events:

The Summer 2025 issue of #EngineeringDimensions is now available! Read about PEO's renewed focus on volunteer engagement and strengthening the chapter network, engineers in the 2SLGBTQ+ community, updates on PEO's EIT 2.0 program and the 2025-2026 Council:

Do you have the educational requirements to become a licensed professional #engineer in Ontario? Complete the "Am I ready to apply?" survey to determine if you are eligible to apply for a P.Eng. licence:

Read this article to learn about the requirements for sealing 3D CAD models issued to clients and what to do if the models contain proprietary design information: