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A young group of diverse students and adults on stage at Youth Science Canada awards ceremony, holding trophies and celebrating achievements in science and innovation.

A New Perspective on the Universe, a Breakthrough in Medical Equity: Top Honours at the 2026 Canada-Wide Science Fair

Liam Desre and Gurnoor Kaur earn Best Project Awards as 390 student finalists compete for nearly $2 million in prizes in Edmonton

Innovative youth science students at Youth Science Canada event, diverse group of young researchers and innovators outdoors, promoting STEM education and scientific collaboration.

Evan Budz Wins $50,000 Gordon E. Moore Award as YSC’s Team Canada Claims Fifteen Awards at Regeneron ISEF 2026

Youth Science Canada's Team Canada-ISEF delegation earned six Grand Awards and eight Special Awards in Phoenix, Arizona, where 1,727 finalists from 67 countries, regions, and territories competed at the world's largest youth science competition.

Group of diverse youth science ambassadors smiling, representing Youth Science Canada at a science event, promoting STEM education and youth engagement in science activities.

Announcing our 2026 CWSF Ambassadors

Twelve former CWSF finalists are heading back to Edmonton as your 2026 ambassador team. Here's who you'll meet at the fair.

Portraits of the 2025 Youth Science Canada Distinguished Service Award recipients, showcasing diverse individuals recognized for their contributions to youth science and STEM education.

2026 Distinguished Service Award Recipients Announced

Youth Science Canada is pleased to announce the ten recipients of its 2026 Distinguished Service Award. The Awards annually recognize up to ten volunteers and staff who have made an outstanding contribution, through innovation, long service, or leadership, to the organization or its programs at any level.

Group photo of diverse Team Canada youth science competitors for the 2026 international competition, showcasing young students from various backgrounds.

Youth Science Canada names Team Canada for the world’s largest youth science competition

Youth Science Canada is proud to announce the eight students who will represent the country as Team Canada-ISEF at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair (ISEF) 2026, the world's leading youth STEM competition, to be held in Phoenix, Arizona, May 9 to 15.

Canadian students proudly display their medals at the Taiwan International Science Fair, celebrating their top prizes and achievements in science and innovation.

Canadian students return home with top prizes from Taiwan International Science Fair

Audrey Cowen from Toronto, Ontario, and Lucas Wang from Burnaby, British Columbia, won first and third place awards at the prestigious international STEM competition

Young girls at Youth Science Canada event celebrating science achievements and innovation with medals and enthusiasm.

Empowering Canada’s Next Generation of Innovators: 2025 in Review

From coast to coast to coast, Youth Science Canada continues to champion the curiosity and ingenuity of Canadian youth. Discover how your support is transforming lives and building Canada's STEM future.

Youth Science Canada students and mentors in red jackets at airport, promoting science education for youth.

36 Canadian students to share their passion for STEM on the global stage in Abu Dhabi

Thirty-six young Canadian scientists and innovators will travel to Abu Dhabi this weekend to share their love of STEM, connecting with like-minded peers from around the world at the MILSET Expo-Sciences International (ESI) 2025, from September 29 to October 3.

Riga ECYS 2025 young science winners holding prize checks at youth science event.

Canadian students win top prizes at prestigious European science competition

Youth Science Canada celebrates the outstanding achievements of Evan Budz and Sara Waqas, who secured top honours representing Canada at the 36th European Union Contest for Young Scientists (EUCYS) held September 15 to 20, 2025 in Riga, Latvia.

Canada’s top youth scientists awarded $1.3 million at the 2025 Canada-Wide Science Fair in Fredericton

From groundbreaking schizophrenia treatment research to innovative sea turtle robots, Canada's top young scientists showcased world-class research and innovation this week at the 63rd Canada-Wide Science Fair.

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