Two students from a small northern Cree community recently won first place at the 2024 Quebec Indigenous Science Fair in Gatineau, Que. Kristopher Neeposh and Rory Henry-Felstead from Nemaska, Que., ...

Four Canadian teens earned top prizes at the International Science and Engineering Fair in Los Angeles, California, in May. Their projects addressed practical problems. They spent a lot of time ...

Aliya Imran was having trouble sleeping, so that’s what she decided to do her Lambton County Science Fair project on. The 2025 edition of the Lambton County Science Fair was held Friday and Saturday ...

Students from nearly two dozen schools across a Manitoba school division battled it out this week for a spot at the Canada Wide Science Fair in May. The annual Frontier School Division’s Science Fair ...

Have you ever wondered how scientists create new medicines, make plants resistant to pests, or even use tiny living things to clean up pollution? All these amazing feats fall under a fascinating field ...

A Brentwood Bay student took home the Platinum Award at the recent 2023 Canada-Wide Science Fair awards in Edmonton. Andrei Marti, 13, a student at St. Michael’s University School, won the top award ...

Sixteen-year-old Lillian Zhang hopes to eventually become a mechanical engineer — she’s getting a head start at the Calgary Youth Science Fair. Zhang, a Grade 11 student at Western Canada High School, ...

Corpus Christi students are looking for answers to the big questions — like whether cats have a dominant paw, whether coffee or tea is more likely to stain your teeth, can AI predict the weather and ...

Three La Jolla students took home first-place awards for their projects as hundreds of winners from regional competitions around the state convened last month for the 74th annual California Science ...

Children and adults who kicked off the summer at the Magic of Science Fair and Family Festival on Saturday at TUNE Center at Harford Community. It was a day of fun interactive activities and ...

As a child growing up in the Ohio Valley, Jaq Seifert would find fossils in their backyard. When the school science fair came around, they worked tirelessly on their entry—a study of local fossils.