Engineers Hosts National Day for Truth and Reconciliation Webinar for Architects, Engineers, and Contractors
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Thursday, September 22, 2022
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Attendees will gain a better understanding of the need for a systems approach to engineering design, and recognize the need for community led design.
Key Points:
- Attendees will gain a better understanding of the need for a systems approach to engineering design, and recognize the need for community led design.
- AME Group and AES Engineering are sponsors of the event, with support by the Canadian Mountain Network and the Conservation through Reconciliation Partnership.
- Register here https://bit.ly/3BrrDd1
RJC Engineers: (RJC) is a national, employee owned engineering firm that celebrates creative thinking, prompt service, and technical excellence in the design and maintenance of structures. - According to Cowichan oral history, the forefathers of both the Cowichan and Chemainus people (Siyletse and Sttsen respectively) originated from this village.