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Every year our Let’s Talk Science Outreach Coordinators attend a two day workshop that provides opportunities for skill development.

The hair on your neck stands on end, you feel electric as anticipation fills the air– excitement!

(Moncton, NB) On November 11, 2015 the Let’s Talk Science team welcomed Université de Moncton as our 42nd national Outreach site.

Eager faces full of wonderment peer with anticipation into the mesh basket in the middle of the table.

To Billy Sun, there’s a formula to turning children on to science. Take borax, mix with white glue, and add food colouring. The result?

In school, giving the right answer is great.

“At 11 to 13 years of age, my students are young enough to be here when humankind actually succeeds in colonizing other planets,” says David Lauzon

Let’s Talk Science partners with organizations across Canada who have a similar focus – to increase science, technology, engineering and math (STEM

Let’s Talk Science is a proud partner of Frontier College, a national literacy organiz

Students in Grades 6 through 12 will have a chance to develop their 21^st century skills in a new project-based national education challe

Twenty years ago, Pat Ellingson stepped into the role of Creative Head, Children’s Programming at