Benjamin Peddle
Archivist
Benjamin Peddle is an archivist at Dawson City Museum, located in Yukon.
Ruth Bradley-St-Cyr
Independent Researcher & Part-time Professor
Ruth Bradley-St-Cyr is an Independent Researcher & Part-time Professor for the University of Ottawa.
Charles Paradis
Coordinator (Partner Engagement)
Charles Paradis is a coordinator (partner engagement) at Let's Talk Science.
Math & Mandalas
In this lesson, students explore the connection between arts, math and mindfulness as they create mandalas.
Testing for Aviation Safety
Learn about some of the ways that aircraft and spacecraft are tested.
Pre-flight Testing
Learn about some of the ways Aerospace engineers test new designs.
A History of How Humans Learned to Fly
Learn how aviation pioneers from the world learned how to make humans fly!
Strange Shapes in the Sky: Stealth and Flying Wings
Learn about how and why engineers designed and built some very unique aircraft.
Lighter Than Air Vehicles
Learn about history and workings of lighter than air vehicles.
Introduction to the Periodic Table of the Elements
Learn about the elements of the periodic table and how they are organized.
S. Karly Kehoe
Canada Research Chair in Atlantic Canada Communities
Karly is a university professor who uses history to study how the past affects community development and sustainable development today.
Introduction to the Atom
Learn about the parts of an atom and its history.
Abigail MacEachern
Design Manager
Abigail MacEachern is a Design Manager for Pomerleau, located in Nova Scotia.
The Genius of Mendeleev's Table
Dmitri Mendeleev’s version of the periodic table was brilliant - find out why!
The Wacky History of Cell Theory
It took several scientists building on each other’s discoveries to come up with Cell Theory - one of the cornerstones of biology.