MUN didn't "almost lose their accreditation", and they won (in practical terms) the litigation from the professional engineering association. We'll see what happens, but I expect that the word "engineer" gets a rough time in Canada in the next while... I moved to the USA last year, and it's definitely a lot less rigorous here, but no one in Canada knows what an engineer really is any more than any Americans do.
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MUN didn't "almost lose their accreditation", and they won (in practical terms) the litigation from the professional engineering association. We'll see what happens, but I expect that the word "engineer" gets a rough time in Canada in the next while... I moved to the USA last year, and it's definitely a lot less rigorous here, but no one in Canada knows what an engineer really is any more than any Americans do.