Can you hear spring?

Spring is here, and that means we see green trees, flowers, and sunshine! But what about the things we hear? Read on to find out who the announcers of spring are, what they are telling us, and why they matter.

DIY Wildflower Seed Balls

Not sure what to include in your gardens this spring? Try this recipe for creating your own native wildflower seed balls. It’s easy, fun, and, instead of digging holes, it only requires good aim!

Artemis II: To the Moon

Artemis II marks humanity’s first return to deep space since 1972. The mission includes several firsts, including the first woman and first Person of Colour on a lunar mission. They are joined by Canadian Space Agency astronaut, Jeremy Hansen, the first non-NASA astronaut on a lunar mission. Planetary scientist, Dr. Bhairavi Shankar answers your questions about this historic mission.

A CAGIS Valentine’s Day: Share the Love for STEM

You’re as sweet as 3.14159 ❤️ Print and cut out your own Valentine’s Day cards inspired by science, technology, trades, engineering, and math—perfect for sharing curiosity, creativity, and a love of STEM.

Meet Machinist, Ariana Vaillancourt

Ariana is a professional machinist, aspiring troubleshooter, and a CAGIS guest expert! Get to know Ariana, read more about her inspiring journey as a tradeswoman, and discover what it means to be a machinist.

Indigenous Engineering with CAGIS Virtual

14-year-old Cedar Christensen is a member of CAGIS Virtual and recently attended an Indigenous-led CAGIS event where they discovered how to engineer a birchbark canoe! Read on to hear more about their experience.

A CAGIS Holiday Gift

Looking for a STEM-themed gift this holiday season? Check out the options CAGIS offers, from CAGIS Virtual events to full membership packages. You can even help us celebrate our status as a charity by donating $100 and receiving a CAGIS in Space shirt! Give with CAGIS this year!