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Toyota Canada Foundation invests $600,000 in Let’s Talk Science
April 14, 2022
Toyota Canada Foundation is renewing its commitment to Let’s Talk Science for another four years with an additional $600,000 in funding focused on climate education and action.
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Who’s been here before us? How eDNA is providing answers
Globe and Mail

A year as the Director of Equity at Let’s Talk Science
June 21, 2022
As a First Nations female with a wide range of education and experiences, my skillset is unique.

Congratulations to the 2022 National Volunteer Award Winners!
June 18, 2022
Each year, we recognize the Let’s Talk Science Outreach volunteers who have exceeded expectations.

Reconciliation Through STEM Education
Globe and Mail

Announcing the 2022 Let's Talk Science Challenge Winners
June 09, 2022

Students engage with CSA astronaut Jeremy Hansen during Let’s Talk Lunar
June 03, 2022
Over 2500 students joined Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen for an inspiring keynote during Let’s Talk Lunar, Exploring the Moon, brought to you by

Four letters that save lives: A, C, G & T
Globe and Mail
Diagnosing a rare disease is often a long and confusing journey for patients and families.

Recognizing signs of child and youth mental distress: A guide for parents and caregivers
The Globe and Mail

Exploring stem cells and engaging the next generation of Canadian scientists
The Globe and Mail

Announcing the 2022 National Let’s Talk Science Award Finalists
April 28, 2022
As part of our National Volunteer Week celebrations, we are happy to announce the finalists for our National Volunteer Awards!

Climate change and youth mental health: What we can do
Globe and Mail

Happy National Volunteer Week!
April 25, 2022
Sunday April 24th to Saturday, April 30th is National Volunteer Week and we want to say

Decoding Lentils
Globe and Mail
Most of us understand the truth in the saying ‘You are what you eat.’ But the food you choose can also be healthy for the environment.

Toyota Canada Foundation invests additional $600,000 in Let’s Talk Science
April 14, 2022

The past and future of energy: Here comes the sun
Globe and Mail

Your immune system is super smart and hard-working, so give it the best shot!
Globe and Mail

Engaging youth in ocean literacy to ensure we have a sustainable future
Globe and Mail

Sanofi Canada invests in Let’s Talk Science
March 28, 2022

Raising outdoor kids: Take a walk, find Spring and build STEM skills
Globe and Mail

What is engineering? How to introduce kids to a world of invention and problem-solving
Globe and Mail

Cybersecurity and the Gender Gap
Globe and Mail

Kids can think like an engineer
Globe and Mail

Girl Coders: Inspiring and supporting females in computer science
Globe and Mail

Reaching, Engaging, and Inspiring: Role Models Motivate Youth During Pandemic
Globe and Mail

Government of Canada Reinvests in Digital Literacy Programming for Youth in Canada
February 16, 2022

The power and influence of women in STEM
Globe and Mail

How STEM powers the Winter Olympics
Globe and Mail

African proverbs that will get you thinking about science
Globe and Mail

How to raise resilient readers
Globe and Mail

BGC Canada and Let’s Talk Science are partnering to support young people through virtual programming
January 20, 2022
BGC Canada (formerly Boys & Girls Clubs of Canada) and Let’s Talk Science are looking forward to working together to create high-quality, virtu

Let’s Talk Science Welcomes New Members to the Board of Directors
January 14, 2022
Let’s Talk Science is pleased to announce the appointment of three new members to our Board of D

Vancouver Island University joins Let’s Talk Science Outreach
January 10, 2022

Bringing Science to Life with Braille
Globe and Mail

Let’s talk about Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Globe and Mail

Introducing Climate Action Lab powered by Let's Talk Science
December 10, 2021
Let’s Talk Science is gearing up to create ways for thousands of high school students across Canada to participate in climate action.

They may seem out there, but these are real jobs! Or they will be soon…
Farming in space, custom designing human organs for transplant, or building robots that do the jobs you don’t want to do - that’s not science fiction, that’s a real job! Watch all of our “That’s a Real Job” videos on our STEM career website.

Make an investment in the future of Canadian youth
Thanks to the generosity of donors, Let’s Talk Science is able to offer dynamic STEM-based resources and experiences. Together we are inspiring futures and developing creative, critical thinkers who will lead Canada into the future.