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As executive director of Canada's leading organization engaging youth in inquiry and investigation through science and technology, I was pleased to read in today's report from the Council of Canadian Academies that Canada's scientific enterprise is ranked fourth in the world, after the USA, UK, and Germany, by leading international scientists. As executive director of Youth Science Canada, I was pleased to read in today's report from the Council of Canadian Academies that Canada's scientific enterprise is ranked fourth in the world by leading international scientists. Read more
At the beginning of March 2011, Youth Science Canada quietly launched its new family of web sites to provide better access to programs and resources, and to better highlight the achievements of Canada's young scientists. In their first year, the new Youth Science Canada web sites received over 400,000 page views. Read more
The British Columbia Innovation Council (BCIC) is making it possible for 200 lucky young scientists to soak in four days of scientific discovery, discussion and demonstration led by top scientists and engineers at the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Annual Meeting and international conference in Vancouver February 16-20. Canada's national particle physics lab and the B.C. Innovation Council have teamed up to arrange free entry for 200 high school and university students to four days of high-level science and technology discussion at a mammoth international conference. Read more
