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The Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE) is a member-interest, advocacy organization, created jointly by Professional Engineers Ontario (PEO) and the Canadian Society of Professional Engineers (CSPE). The Society is the result of a two-year process to separate regulatory and non-regulatory affairs for the profession, culminating in a referendum of PEO members that found 80 percent support for starting a separate advocacy organization.

The Society became a legal entity in April 2000. As approved in the PEO referendum, and subsequently by the Ontario Ministry of the Attorney General, PEO assisted the Society financially for its first three years of operation (beginning December 2000), made possible by a $30 increase in PEO's licensing fee. On January 1, 2004, flow-through funding from PEO ceased.

Ontario Society of Professional Engineers

Mark Dietrich

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