Can you hear the spring?
Spring is here, and that means we see green trees, flowers, and sunshine! But what do we hear? Read on to find out who announces the spring, what they tell 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!
STEM & Sport: CAGIS Member Wins Tennis Tournament
Game, set, match, and a big win for CAGIS member, Raniya Halich! Raniya and her team recently won first place at Canada’s largest “Girls. Set. Match.” tennis tournament. Read on to hear about Raniya’s win and the connections between tennis and STEM.
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.
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.
CAGIS Graduate Wins Top Scholarship
Diya Kalia has spent the past 11 years (from age 8!) as an avid CAGIS member. She was also just awarded Canada’s most coveted undergraduate STEM scholarship ($120,000 value). Diya shares her Top Ten Takeaways from over a decade of CAGIS adventures.
Black Holes: One of the Universe’s Biggest Mysteries!
What exactly is a black hole? How do they form? What would happen if you traveled to one? Astrophysicist, Dr. Parshati Patel, answers these questions and more!
Robotics and Tech with CAGIS Mississauga
Fifteen-year-old Zeenia Shroff-Choksi, a member of CAGIS Mississauga, recently went behind-the-scenes at Zebra Technologies for a CAGIS event full of engineering and robotics! Hear about her experience!
Top Five STEM Tips for Summer
CAGIS programs are paused for the summer, but you can still enjoy STEM with these tips from CAGIS Teen Ambassadors!