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This submission highlights the activities of the CSCE National History Committee (NHC) since the previous update in 2022. Five new National Historic Sites have been created in New Brunswick, Ontario, and Prince Edward Island—there are now plaques in every province and territory of Canada. The ‘This Week in Canadian Civil Engineering History’ initiative continues, with 126 blurbs for the CSCE eBulletin completed since October 2020. The new ASCE/CSCE/ICE tripartite civil engineering history webinar series has averaged almost 200 viewers for each of the nine webinars presented to date. A new Indigenous Perspectives Task Group has been formed that seeks to better integrate Indigenous history, perspectives, values and stories as a core part of the committee work regarding Canadian civil engineering history. The NHC continues to support civil-engineering-history-themed sessions at CSCE Annual Conferences, with four papers and a keynote presentation in Moncton in 2023 and potentially five papers and a special session commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the publication of the Ontario Highway Bridge Design Code, 1st Edition, in Niagara Falls in 2024.

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Biennial Update of the Activities of the CSCE National History Committee

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  • 发表日期：

    2025年

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  • F. Michael Bartlett,
  • Ali A. Mahmood,
  • Kevin Baskin

摘要

This submission highlights the activities of the CSCE National History Committee (NHC) since the previous update in 2022. Five new National Historic Sites have been created in New Brunswick, Ontario, and Prince Edward Island—there are now plaques in every province and territory of Canada. The ‘This Week in Canadian Civil Engineering History’ initiative continues, with 126 blurbs for the CSCE eBulletin completed since October 2020. The new ASCE/CSCE/ICE tripartite civil engineering history webinar series has averaged almost 200 viewers for each of the nine webinars presented to date. A new Indigenous Perspectives Task Group has been formed that seeks to better integrate Indigenous history, perspectives, values and stories as a core part of the committee work regarding Canadian civil engineering history. The NHC continues to support civil-engineering-history-themed sessions at CSCE Annual Conferences, with four papers and a keynote presentation in Moncton in 2023 and potentially five papers and a special session commemorating the 45th Anniversary of the publication of the Ontario Highway Bridge Design Code, 1st Edition, in Niagara Falls in 2024.