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	As a wiki sit, we encourage your comments, corrections and additions. Please feel free to add to this body of knowledge by contributing to this site with your own past projects. If you have any comments or questions please contact us at APEGM.heritageeng@gmail.com.		As a wiki sit, we encourage your comments, corrections and additions. Please feel free to add to this body of knowledge by contributing to this site with your own past projects. If you have any comments or questions please contact us at APEGM.heritageeng@gmail.com.

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	More past publications at ~~[[The Manitoba Professional Engineer]] and~~ [[The Keystone Professional]].		More past publications at [[The Keystone Professional]].

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	In the past few years, since the Association has opened an office, it has attempted to provide a service to its membership which would rank it with the leading Associations, in Canada. This was a tremendous task to undertake and the men who undertook this job are to be commended, particularly Professor Hoogstraoten, for his efforts. The work of the Association began to expand when the office was opened, and the membership has continued to request more and more service from council... It is for these expanded services that Council unanimously endorses a fee increase of $3.00 per member, to be effective January 1st, 1960. ''([http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/8/87/1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf Read the full article in the November 1959 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.])''		In the past few years, since the Association has opened an office, it has attempted to provide a service to its membership which would rank it with the leading Associations, in Canada. This was a tremendous task to undertake and the men who undertook this job are to be commended, particularly Professor Hoogstraoten, for his efforts. The work of the Association began to expand when the office was opened, and the membership has continued to request more and more service from council... It is for these expanded services that Council unanimously endorses a fee increase of $3.00 per member, to be effective January 1st, 1960. ''([http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/8/87/1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf Read the full article in the November 1959 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.])''



			More past publications at [[The Manitoba Professional Engineer]] and [[The Keystone Professional]].

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			'''The Case for a Fee Increase'''

			In the past few years, since the Association has opened an office, it has attempted to provide a service to its membership which would rank it with the leading Associations, in Canada. This was a tremendous task to undertake and the men who undertook this job are to be commended, particularly Professor Hoogstraoten, for his efforts. The work of the Association began to expand when the office was opened, and the membership has continued to request more and more service from council... It is for these expanded services that Council unanimously endorses a fee increase of $3.00 per member, to be effective January 1st, 1960. ''([[:File:1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|Read the full article in the November 1959 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.]])''

			[[http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/8/87/1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf]]

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	The ~~1st~~ edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer, the ~~predecessor to~~ the Manitoba ~~Keystone~~. (~~Published~~ 1956)		'''Forty Percent Increase in Membership'''

			The Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Manitoba is fast becoming one of quantity as well as quality, At the meeting of Council held on August 9th, 141 new members were admitted. At the time of publication of the last issue of The Manitoba Professional Engineer, there were 677 members. At the present time membership stands at 809. ''([[:File:1956-09_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|Read the full article in the September 1956 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.]])''


			'''Another Step Forward'''

			With the publication of this issue, the Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Manitoba takes another great step forward...Assisted by N. S. Bubbis, P. Eng., the Association's Vice-President, who is liaison officer between Council and the Public Relations Committee, this Committee laid the groundwork for the publication of The Manitoba Professional Engineer and named G. T. Christie, P. Eng., as editor. ''([[:File:1956-07_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|Read the full article in the 1st Edition of the The Manitoba Professional Engineer from July 1956.]])''



	~~[[File:1956-07_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|page=1\|center\|500px]]~~

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	==Engineering and Geosciences ~~Historical~~ Articles==		==Engineering and Geosciences Wiki Articles==
	===Hydroelectricity===		===Hydroelectricity===
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	==<Engineering and Geosciences Historical Articles<==		==Engineering and Geosciences Historical Articles==
	===Hydroelectricity===		===Hydroelectricity===
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	[~~http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/life-beside-~~the~~-rails-392619011.html~~\|~~'''Life Beside the Rails''']~~		[[In the News\|More News Articles...]]

	~~[[File:Weston Shops Yard 2016 09 08~~.~~jpg\|thumb\|Mike Deal/Winnipeg Free Press]]~~

	A quick history lesson: Macdonald was the prime minister in the early 1880s when the city’s founding fathers were loading up the war chest to convince both the federal government and Canadian Pacific Railway officials to run the main line of what would become the transcontinental railway through Winnipeg.

	That main line was supposed to be built through Selkirk, at the strict insistence of the railway’s engineers, because the Winnipeg area was under water about every generation or so from flooding of the Red and Assiniboine rivers...


	~~[http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/local/pump-it-up-392114121.html\|'''Pump it Up''']~~

	~~[[File:James Avenue Pumping Station Redevelopment 2016 09 02.jpg\|thumb\|Wayne Glowacki/Winnipeg Free Press~~]]

	The 110-year-old pumping station at the corner of Waterfront Drive and James Avenue doesn’t look much different but work has been going on to transform the historic building into a vibrant residential, office and commercial centre.

	Developer Bryce Alston said his group is waiting for confirmation from city hall that the $17-million project will qualify for a 20-year property-tax freeze before the deal with CentreVenture to take ownership of the property closes...


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	Developer Bryce Alston said his group is waiting for confirmation from city hall that the $17-million project will qualify for a 20-year property-tax freeze before the deal with CentreVenture to take ownership of the property closes...		Developer Bryce Alston said his group is waiting for confirmation from city hall that the $17-million project will qualify for a 20-year property-tax freeze before the deal with CentreVenture to take ownership of the property closes...






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	[http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/life-beside-the-rails-392619011.html\|'''Life Beside the Rails''']		[http://www.winnipegfreepress.com/breakingnews/life-beside-the-rails-392619011.html\|'''Life Beside the Rails''']

			[[File:Weston Shops Yard 2016 09 08.jpg\|thumb\|Mike Deal/Winnipeg Free Press]]

	A quick history lesson: Macdonald was the prime minister in the early 1880s when the city’s founding fathers were loading up the war chest to convince both the federal government and Canadian Pacific Railway officials to run the main line of what would become the transcontinental railway through Winnipeg.		A quick history lesson: Macdonald was the prime minister in the early 1880s when the city’s founding fathers were loading up the war chest to convince both the federal government and Canadian Pacific Railway officials to run the main line of what would become the transcontinental railway through Winnipeg.
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	The 110-year-old pumping station at the corner of Waterfront Drive and James Avenue doesn’t look much different but work has been going on to transform the historic building into a vibrant residential, office and commercial centre.		The 110-year-old pumping station at the corner of Waterfront Drive and James Avenue doesn’t look much different but work has been going on to transform the historic building into a vibrant residential, office and commercial centre.

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	'''Forty Percent Increase in Membership'''		'''Forty Percent Increase in Membership'''

	The Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Manitoba is fast becoming one of quantity as well as quality, At the meeting of Council held on August 9th, 141 new members were admitted. At the time of publication of the last issue of The Manitoba Professional Engineer, there were 677 members. At the present time membership stands at 809. ''([~~[:File~~:1956-09_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|Read the full article in the September 1956 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.]])''		The Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Manitoba is fast becoming one of quantity as well as quality, At the meeting of Council held on August 9th, 141 new members were admitted. At the time of publication of the last issue of The Manitoba Professional Engineer, there were 677 members. At the present time membership stands at 809. ''([http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/8/88/1956-09_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf Read the full article in the September 1956 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.])''


	'''Another Step Forward'''		'''Another Step Forward'''

	With the publication of this issue, the Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Manitoba takes another great step forward...Assisted by N. S. Bubbis, P. Eng., the Association's Vice-President, who is liaison officer between Council and the Public Relations Committee, this Committee laid the groundwork for the publication of The Manitoba Professional Engineer and named G. T. Christie, P. Eng., as editor. ''([~~[:File~~:1956-07_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|Read the full article in the 1st Edition of the The Manitoba Professional Engineer from July 1956.]])''		With the publication of this issue, the Association of Professional Engineers of the Province of Manitoba takes another great step forward...Assisted by N. S. Bubbis, P. Eng., the Association's Vice-President, who is liaison officer between Council and the Public Relations Committee, this Committee laid the groundwork for the publication of The Manitoba Professional Engineer and named G. T. Christie, P. Eng., as editor. ''([http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/a/a1/1956-07_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf Read the full article in the 1st Edition of the The Manitoba Professional Engineer from July 1956.])''


	'''The Case for a Fee Increase'''		'''The Case for a Fee Increase'''

	In the past few years, since the Association has opened an office, it has attempted to provide a service to its membership which would rank it with the leading Associations, in Canada. This was a tremendous task to undertake and the men who undertook this job are to be commended, particularly Professor Hoogstraoten, for his efforts. The work of the Association began to expand when the office was opened, and the membership has continued to request more and more service from council... It is for these expanded services that Council unanimously endorses a fee increase of $3.00 per member, to be effective January 1st, 1960. ''([~~[:File~~:1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf\|Read the full article in the November 1959 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.]])''		In the past few years, since the Association has opened an office, it has attempted to provide a service to its membership which would rank it with the leading Associations, in Canada. This was a tremendous task to undertake and the men who undertook this job are to be commended, particularly Professor Hoogstraoten, for his efforts. The work of the Association began to expand when the office was opened, and the membership has continued to request more and more service from council... It is for these expanded services that Council unanimously endorses a fee increase of $3.00 per member, to be effective January 1st, 1960. ''([http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/8/87/1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf Read the full article in the November 1959 edition of The Manitoba Professional Engineer.])''

	~~[[http://heritage.apegm.mb.ca/images/8/87/1959-11_Manitoba_Professional_Engineer.pdf]]~~

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