Administrative Professionals Day 2026
We Make Buildings Work. The work behind that is only possible because of the people who keep everything moving. On this Administrative Professionals Day[…]
We Make Buildings Work. The work behind that is only possible because of the people who keep everything moving. On this Administrative Professionals Day[…]
Achieving a Professional Engineering licence is a meaningful milestone, and a reflection of the time, discipline, and accountability that defines the profession. This month, Gustavo Pereira reached that milestone and is[…]
On Wednesday, March 18, our Kingston team traded drawings and deadlines for a night at Slush Puppie Place, taking in a Kingston Frontenacs game together. With some of the kids of Team Callidus in attendance[…]
Earlier this month, we marked International Women’s Day. It was a moment to reflect on how far the engineering profession has come and the work that continues to shape its future. Today, women make[…]
Callidus Engineering is pleased to recognize Owen Bennett as the 2025–2026 recipient of the Callidus Engineering Award, presented through Western University’s Engineering Awards & Scholarships[…]
We’re pleased to share two of our former EITs Nathan Ransom, P.Eng. and Dunya Yilmaz, P.Eng. both received their Professional Engineer licenses last month. Achieving licensure represents an important[…]
Our Kitchener-Waterloo office finally got its holiday party in, just a little later than planned! Originally scheduled for before the end of last year, the event was pushed into late January after winter weather made travel less[…]
We are pleased to welcome two new team members who have already become valued contributors to our work. Dunya Yilmaz, EIT, joined the Kingston office in November 2025 as a Project Manager. With a[…]
We had a great evening at the Frontenac Heritage Conservation Awards this month, where Callidus Engineering received a Certificate of Appreciation for our mechanical work on Faculty 47 and our own Derek[…]
On Tuesday September 30th, in our London office, balloons filled the halls, photos of Grant Hall’s face covered walls and desks, and a life-size cut-out of him greeted visitors at his office door. It was all part of a[…]