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The site is not a hall of fame. We are interested in the past but also in the present. Individual and corporate input is welcomed. This site hosts articles, photos and information about past and on-going projects in the province of Manitoba and about the work of our members around the world. Please feel free to contribute to this site with your past projects. For questions, please contact us at APEGM.heritageeng@gmail.com
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Below is a list of every single project that has been published into the Wiki Site
- 2014 Heritage Field Trip
- APEGM History
- APEGM Presidents
- A Page in History
- Albert MacDonald
- Annual Reports
- Arthur Taunton
- Association Presidents
- Award Winners
- BiPole III
- British Commonwealth Air Training Plan: Canadian Bases
- CASSIOPE
- Carson Templeton
- Catherine Stewart
- Centennial Book Introduction
- Charles Hovey
- Churchill River Diversion
- Dawson Trail
- Dennis Woodford
- Donald Brooking
- Donald Stephens
- Douglas Allen
- Draft Main Page
- Edwin Caton
- Engineers Before Regulation 1850-1920
- Expansion (1950 - 1980)
- External Links
- Flin Flon - Snow Lake Region Deposits and Mining
- Flood Controls and Protection
- Forks Walkway and Port
- Garland Laliberté
- Glenn Swift
- Grosvenor House
- Growth & Development (1920 - 1950)
- HIstorical Documents
- HVDC Transmission System
- HVdc Transmission
- Henry Youle Hind
- Heritage Wiki Primer
- Historical Documents
- History Of Electric Power In Manitoba
- Hudson Bay Railway
- Hydro Place
- Hydroelectric Development in Northern Manitoba
- In the News
- Introduction
- Iron Ring Ceremony
- James Avenue Pumping Station
- Jenpeg Generating Station
- John Charles
- John Hopps
- John Sanger
- John Shewchuk
- Judith Weiszmann
- Kanuchuan Power Development
- Keeyask Generating Station
- Kelsey Generating Station
- Kettle Generating Station
- Lake Winnipeg Regulation
- Laurie River Generating Stations
- Leonard Bateman
- Les Wardrop
- Limestone Generating Station
- Lindsay Hovey
- Lloyd McGinnis
- Long Spruce Generating Station
- Lotfollah Shafai
- Louise Bridge
- Main Page
- Manitoba Hydro Place
- Maptest
- Minnedosa River Hydropower Station
- Nelson River HVDC Transmission Line Foundations
- Nestor Mudry
- NeuroBlate System
- Pinawa Generating Station
- Pine Falls Paper Mill
- Port Nelson
- Preparing to Grow (1870 - 1920)
- Provencher Bridge
- R. Craig Sommerville
- Radhey Mathur
- Red River Floodway
- Refining Engineering (1980 - 2022)
- Robert Menzies
- Ronald Harrison
- Rothera Station
- Safe T Base
- Seaport of the Prairies
- Shoal Lake Aqueduct
- Simon James Dawson
- St. Andrew's Lock and Dam
- Table of Contents
- The Foundation of the Aviation Industry in Manitoba
- The Keystone Professional
- The Manitoba Civil Engineers Act of 1896
- The Manitoba Professional Engineer
- The Pacemaker
- Thompson Nickel Discovery - Inco Mine
- Tyndall Stone Quarry
- Union Bank Tower
- Wallace McQuade
- Walter Salztberg
- Whiteshell Laboratories
- William Kasperski
- Winnipeg Water Supplies
- Winter Roads, Travel on Ice, Snow Drifting and Permafrost
- Women Breaking into the Profession
- Wuskwatim Generating Station
The latest 3 wiki pages created are:
- 16:40, 27 February 2024 Louise Bridge (hist | edit) [10,331 bytes] Gcook (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''CPR Comes to Winnipeg: The Louise Bridge''' In 1881, a modest steel through-truss bridge in Manitoba changed the course of Canadian history. British Columbia had joined Canada on assurances from the federal government that it would soon be connected by railway to the rest of the country. A major hurdle to completion of this lofty goal was a crossing of the Red River. The obvious candidate sites were at Selkirk and Winnipeg. <br> Sandford Fleming, the railway’s chie...")
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