Audrey Cowen from Toronto, Ontario, and Lucas Wang from Burnaby, British Columbia, won first and third place awards at the prestigious international STEM competition
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.
Medical student Gayashan Tennakoon returns to CWSF as a judge 10 years after competing. Discover why judging restores his faith in the world and connects him to curious young minds solving real problems.
There’s something about January that makes us think about fresh starts. New notebooks. Blank calendars. The feeling that anything is possible this year.
Julien-Pierre Houle's path from quantum computing at CWSF to the Nobel Banquet in Stockholm shows how youth science experiences shape future innovators.
Raneem Salah attended CWSF 2024 and represented Canada at LIYSF 2025 and MILSET ESI 2025. Her research focuses on brain regeneration in zebrafish and its potential applications for stroke treatment in humans.
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.
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.