Welcome to the Canadian Society for Civil Engineering
The Canadian Society for Civil Engineering (CSCE) is a not-for-profit learned society created to develop and maintain high standards of civil engineering practice in Canada and to enhance the public image of the civil engineering profession.
CSCE was established in 1887, making it one of the longest running professional associations in Canada. CSCE is a leader in preserving historical civil engineering achievements in Canada.
CSCE strives to provide members enhanced networking opportunities at the local and national level, industry training via webinars, and its annual national conference.
Latest News
- 2026 membership renewals are now open! Click on the Renew Now button in your member portal to make payment and maintain your status in CSCE and eligibility for member benefits (contact [email protected] if you have any questions)
- The National History Committee's 2026 Wall Calendar, celebrating the history of Civil Engineering in Canada, is now available to order on the NHC Calendar webpage — while supplies last! If you wish to submit a photo for possible inclusion in the 2027 calendar, please contact [email protected] for details.
- Registration is open for CSCE Quebec 2026, our annual conference being held June 3–5 in beautiful Quebec City! Please visit the conference website for up-to-date information on this not-to-be-missed event: www.csce2026quebec.ca
- Registration for the 12th International Conference on Short and Medium Span Bridges website is open! Please join us in Vancouver from Aug 4–7, 2026, for this exciting program.
- The 11th International Conference of Short and Medium Span Bridges (2022) proceedings are now available here.
- The CSCE has partnered with the Engineering Institute of Canada (EIC) to provide access to engineering jobs across Canada. You can access the job board here
- The Learning tab now has a members-only Webinars and Videos webpage where you will find recordings of Tech Talks and other CSCE webinars (we are in the process of uploading recordings of recent webinars followed by earlier ones).
- AssetAdapt+, a joint initiative between CSCE and the Climate Risk Institute (CRI), now has a webpage in the Envision Canada section of our website. The AssetAdapt+ initiative is empowering regional and local government staff through capacity building, and will involve a series of activities over the next two years (2025/2026).
- You can now make donations to the CSCE Foundation through this site. Please see the Foundation page for more information.