News & Events

Let’s Talk Science Joins with You Be the Chemist® Canada

2017-5-9 | News

Let’s Talk Science is pleased to announce our newest collaboration with You Be the Chemist® Canada (YBTC Canada).

Aronne-Kay De Souza, Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer in Scarborough, ON

2017-16-8 | Featured Volunteers

Volunteerism is a passion of Aronne-Kay’s. Joined with her interest in (science, technology, engineering, math) STEM education – Let’s Talk Science was a perfect match!

Maria Boxwala, Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer (University of Windsor Alumnus)

2017-24-7 | Featured Volunteers

Maria is a volunteer alumnus from the University of Windsor that still stays engaged!

Krysta Levac, Let’s Talk Science CurioCity & Outreach Volunteer in London, ON

2017-24-7 | Featured Volunteers

Krysta is a long-time volunteer who is helping students find excitement in the science classroom.

Let’s Talk Science President Dr. Bonnie Schmidt responds to Coding is the new cursive writing

2017-24-7 | News

In support of Kelly Lovell’s “Coding is the new cursive writing – and we have to embrace it” (July 23), I encourage all Canadians to join efforts to shape learning opportunities for kids.

Let’s Talk Science president Dr. Bonnie Schmidt awarded the C21 Shifting Minds Award for Leadership and Innovation

2017-21-7 | News

On July 19, Let’s Talk Science President and Founder, Dr. Bonnie Schmidt accepted the prestigious C21 Shifting Minds Award for Leadership and Innovation at the C21 Canada Summit 150 in Charlottetown, P.E.I.

Let’s Talk Science’s Trip to Nepal

2017-19-7 | News

This year, Let’s Talk Science Outreach made an international impact on science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education in Nepal thanks to volunteer Serena McDiarmid. During her undergraduate program at the University of Waterloo, McDiarmid discovered her passion for science, volunteerism and education when she began volunteering for Let’s Talk Science Outreach in 2013.

Let’s Talk Science reaches 5 million with STEM

2017-29-6 | News

As Canada celebrates its 150th birthday, Let’s Talk Science is also celebrating a significant milestone – we have now inspired more than 5 million children, youth, educators and members of the general public with science, technology, engineering and math (STEM)!

Planting the seeds of a dream for new NASA Astronaut

2017-26-6 | News

At an event on June 7, NASA announced 12 new astronaut candidates, its largest astronaut class since 2000. At the announcement, candidate Loral O'Hara spoke of her participation in an early form of what is now the Tomatosphere™ program when she was in Grade 2.

News & Events

Let’s Talk Science Joins with You Be the Chemist® Canada

Aronne-Kay De Souza, Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer in Scarborough, ON

Maria Boxwala, Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer (University of Windsor Alumnus)

Krysta Levac, Let’s Talk Science CurioCity & Outreach Volunteer in London, ON

Let’s Talk Science President Dr. Bonnie Schmidt responds to Coding is the new cursive writing

Let’s Talk Science president Dr. Bonnie Schmidt awarded the C21 Shifting Minds Award for Leadership and Innovation

Let’s Talk Science’s Trip to Nepal

Let’s Talk Science reaches 5 million with STEM

Planting the seeds of a dream for new NASA Astronaut

Industry partners ignite passion for STEM at the Let’s Talk Science Challenge

Celebrating National Solidarity Day

Let’s Talk Science brings technology resources to classrooms through #ICT4All

Michael Jensen, Professional Volunteer - Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer in Oshawa, ON

Zaid Al-Dabbagh, Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer at the University of Waterloo

Rilea Kynock, Let’s Talk Science Outreach Volunteer at University of New Brunswick, Fredericton