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December 2006
In his newsletter, Doug includes Public Interest issues (provincial highway conditions and the report on the loss of the vessel Ryan's Commander); the 2007 AGM and Conference; Council Nominations; possible changes to the Engineers and Geoscientists Act; and Seasons Greetings.
Steve's report highlights the redesigned Professional Development Program; Life Membership; Joint Practice Advisory with Newfoundland Association of Architects (NAA); PEGNL Scholarships; Safety of NL Highways; and the Vigil marking the Montreal Massacre; and Seasons Greetings.
Read more about the 2007 Conference and AGM to be held March 16 - 17, 2007. In addition to technical sessions and the AGM on Friday, there will be all kinds of winter sports available on Saturday, ending with a Paddy's Day Kitchen Party.
Schlumberger Oilfield Services Recognized
by MUN Engineering Program
Blogging with EWB's Ed Martin in
Zambia
Professional Practice & Ethics Corner
From Consideration to Integration Update
(FC2I)
© Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Newfoundland and Labrador
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NEGW will take place this year from February 24 - March 4, 2007. Each year PEGNL publishes a supplement in The Telegram. This year the supplement will be published on Saturday, February 24. If you are interested in receiving details on how to submit articles, please contact Susann Woolgar at 758-8926, 754-6933 (ext 242) or by email at swoolgar@hatch.ca
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If you have information about the following members, please contact the PEG office.
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