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Indigenous Ways and STEM
Jessica Vandenberghe, member of the Dene Thá First Nation, a sixties scoop survivor, and engineer, shares her journey as an Indigenous leader in STEM.
What are auroras and how can you spot them?
Have you ever seen aurora borealis, or the Northern Lights? If not, this may be your chance: Astrophysicist, Dr. Parshati Patel, explains why auroral activity are expected to peak over the next year.
My Journey with CAGIS
Elissa Coe tells us about her inspiring journey with CAGIS, from her first event at age 7 to graduating high school as a CAGIS Teen Ambassador.
Sneak Peek!
CAGIS programs are back for a new season with an exciting lineup of IN-PERSON and ONLINE STEM experiences! Read on for a sneak peek.
Are all stars similar to our Sun?
Stars are bright, giant balls of super-hot gas composed mostly of hydrogen, some helium and small amounts of other elements. But are they all the same?
Discover Featured Events
CAGIS Virtual: Quiz Board Builders
Saturday, October 19
Do you like trivia? We sure do! Jump into this electrifying engineering session and build your own electronic quiz board! Explore electrical circuits and test your friends with your quiz-tastic creation!
Do you like trivia? We sure do! Jump into this electrifying engineering session and build your own electronic quiz board! Explore electrical circuits and test your friends with your quiz-tastic creation!
CAGIS Virtual: Spectroscopy: Reading the Rainbow
Saturday, October 26
Did you know you can actually read the rainbow? Scientists use spectroscopy to measure the way materials interact with light. Their unique spectroscopic fingerprints help chemists identify substances in unknown solutions. Join us and make your own spectroscope! Then, use it to look at “spectra” from different light sources!
Did you know you can actually read the rainbow? Scientists use spectroscopy to measure the way materials interact with light. Their unique spectroscopic fingerprints help chemists identify substances in unknown solutions. Join us and make your own spectroscope! Then, use it to look at “spectra” from different light sources!
CAGIS Kitchener-Waterloo: Making Quantum Waves
Saturday, October 19th
Let’s explore the sub-atomic world with hands-on experiments with experts from the Institute for Quantum Computing!
Let’s explore the sub-atomic world with hands-on experiments with experts from the Institute for Quantum Computing!
CAGIS Halifax: STEM Sampler
Saturday, October 26th
Join us for a fun-filled morning of hands-on science activities!
Join us for a fun-filled morning of hands-on science activities!
