Where else can children get away from the TV, computer or phone this summer while making a mess and having fun than the Okanagan Science Centre?

The centre's summer camps start Monday, and they offer a wide range of activities for a wide range of ages.

Jim Swingle, science centre general manager, said camps range from a half day to a full five days and cover ages from pre-schoolers to Grade 6. Read more

The Manitoba Museum will debut The Search for Life: Are We Alone?, narrated by Academy Award-nominated actor Harrison Ford, on Friday, July 1.

An engrossing full-dome theater experience, The Search for Life launches visitors on an awe-inspiring trip through space and time. From the depths of Earth’s oceans to the outer reaches of the cosmos, viewers explore the links between life on Earth and the potential for life on other planets. Read more

Orléans resident Alex Benay is the president and CEO of the Canada Science and Technology Museums Corporation (CSTMC). 

Benay said he was appreciative of being a recipient but gave credit to those he works with. Read more

Children have an insatiable curiousity about their surroundings and their roots, and the London Regional Children's Museum is the perfect place to satisfy their hunger for knowledge. While all museums are valuable resources to learn about history, this museum has its own unique history. Read more

There was much to celebrate at last week’s Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre’s jubilee celebration at Night at the Aquarium, presented by PCL Construction. This annual signature fundraising gala brought 450 guests on a journey back in time in honour of the Aquarium’s six decades of ocean conservation. The event raised more than $460,000 in support of its vital ocean and freshwater conservation, research and education programs Read more

Steps from Trafalgar Square, an exhibition featuring the Nobel Prize winning research of Arthur McDonald and the famous Sudbury, Ont., Sudbury Neutrino Observatory will open on Canada Day.

The multimedia SNOLAB exhibit in London, England's Canada House will explain the basic science behind the neutrino, Read more

The Canada Science and Technology Museum may be primarily a construction site these days, but museum officials are ensuring it's at least a colourful one.

Dozens of aspiring artists gathered Saturday at the St. Laurent Boulevard site to design a nearly 170-metre-long mural on the construction wall. Read more

Vancouver, BC | Inspired chefs and at-home cooks can feast their eyes at Fin to Tail, a new event from the Vancouver Aquarium Marine Science Centre, featuring cooking demonstrations from the city’s hottest Ocean Wise® chefs. Seafood lovers will learn from the pros, including Chef Jonathan Chuy of La Mezcaleria, Chef Clement Chan of Torafuku, Chef Ned Bell of Vancouver Aquarium’s Ocean Wise culinary team as well as top talent from Fresh Ideas Start Here (F.I.S.H.) Read more

The project spearheaded by Dr. E. Leigh Syms of the Manitoba Museum, is only the fourth time there has been any archaeological excavating on the banks of the Red River beside the St. Andrews Dam and Lock in Lockport. Read more

TIMMINS - Science Timmins’ decision to open the Science Village in the St. Mary’s Garden is an experiment that has been a resounding success.

“Before we had the venue, most of our programs were geared to students because we needed to use other venues although we did have some with seniors and adult Read more