You're totally missing the point.Doubleshot wrote: ↑ Tell that to a UOIT or Lakehead grad that companies don't give preference to UW/UT and etc
These students from lakehead/etc would be fine if there were starting jobs they could get into to get the necessary experience they need for any shortcomings in their education (which shouldn't exist, if the CEAB was doing its job). The problem is not the school name - the problem is lack of opportunity for new engineers, and nothing being done about it.
It's fine if companies prefer some schools over others, if there are jobs for those others to pick up elsewhere to get the necessary skills. The crisis comes develops when there is nowhere for new grads to move into - an engineering degree has a shelf life if you aren't using it.