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We live in an era in which science and technology are reshaping everything, from the way we work to the way we manage our lives and interact with the world. With fewer than 6 million children and youth, ages 3-17, in Canada, we cannot afford to leave any behind. Let’s Talk Science supports the development of all youth into creative, critical thinkers and knowledgeable citizens who are prepared to participate and thrive in a complex global environment.

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Events

Professional Learning

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Webinars

Online training accessible anywhere. Watch live or a recording

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In-person training

Seminars, summits and more provide hands-on experiences

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Self-paced learning

Update your skills and understanding on your own schedule

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Let's Talk Science Challenge

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Educators & Parents

Everything you need to know about how to participate

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Event Locations & Dates

Competitions held annually in April and May at participating Outreach sites

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Student Preparation Centre

Study our Student Handbook, practice quizzes and more to prepare

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That’s a real job!

They may seem out there, but these are real jobs! Or they will be soon…

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Careers in STEM

Meet diverse, skilled tradespeople working across Canada

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In the News

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The Government of Canada reinvests $1.5 Million in Let’s Talk Science over two years

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Congratulations to the 2019 Let’s Talk Science National Volunteer Award Winners!

Congratulations to the 2019 Let’s Talk Science National Volunteer Award Winners!

Each year, we recognize the Let’s Talk Science Outreach volunteers who have exceeded expectations

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@LetsTalkScience23 Jun

As a Canadian educator, you can access our self-paced learning resources. Choose from a variety of topics and learn on your own schedule how to build your skills and help bring #STEM to life for your students. All you have to do is make an account! https://t.co/8hnVWn4bio https://t.co/0BrE7BaR8A

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@LetsTalkScience23 Jun

It's #TomatoTuesday! Just like plants, people need light! Astronauts on the ISS see 16 sunrises and sunsets every day, which can confuse their body's natural clock. To fix this, they use an indoor lighting system to simulate a 24-hour day-night cycle. https://t.co/Sa4JmCVCko