Overview

Year Founded: 1974

Membership: 85

Area Served: Ottawa, ON

Elections: Annually at the Annual General Meeting

Website: LinkedIn Page

Email: General Inquiries

Latest Annual Report:

ITE National Capital Section

The National Capital Section (NCS) represents professionals and students from the National Capital Region. This includes Ottawa and surrounding areas on the Ontario side of the Ottawa River and Gatineau on the Quebec side of the river. NCS welcomed CITE members from across the country during the last pre-pandemic CITE Annual Conference in Ottawa in June 2019.

Each year, NCS hosts technical presentations and tours, networking events, and STEM outreach activities for its members. NCS also annually collaborates with the local Carleton University student chapter on events.

The Section is proud to have won multiple awards for the hard work of volunteers who have served on the NCS Executive over the years. NCS’s STEM Outreach event with the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa won the 2019 ITE STEM Outreach Competition in the Small Event Category. The Section also won the Section Delta Award in 2015 and more recently, the Section Momentum Awards from both CITE and ITE International in 2021. 

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Current Executive

President:Shawn Smith, P.Eng.
Vice President:Nii Noi Akuetteh, P.Eng.
Treasurer:Jordan Papazoglou, P.Eng.
Secretary:Wayne Gong, P.Eng.
Technical Representative:Patrick McMahon
Past President:John Kingsley, EIT
National Director:Gordon Scobie

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Overview

Year Founded: 1974

Membership: 85

Area Served: Ottawa, ON

Elections: Annually at the Annual General Meeting

Website: LinkedIn Page

Email: General Inquiries

Latest Annual Report:

Student Chapters

Carleton University

Events

ITE National Capital Section: City of Ottawa’s Transportation Master Plan Update

Canada Agricultural and Food Museum 901 Prince of Wales Dr, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

The City of Ottawa is updating its Transportation Master Plan (TMP). The TMP Policies, approved in April 2023, describe how Ottawa will plan, design, build, operate, and maintain its transportation […]

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