Medallion marking 100-year anniversary of engineering in Canada

Artifact Number:

2019-030

Description

A 5 cm diameter bronze medallion struck in 1987 by the Lombardo Mint to celebrate “Engineering in Canada – One Hundred Years as an Organized Profession”.  Engineers have played a crucial role in the development of the nuclear industry from its infancy to its major role in providing energy in Canada and abroad.

Details

Keywords:
award; commemorative
Date:
1987
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