Keeping you informed
Stay up to date with the latest news and events from CASC.
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Opinion: Exploration Place Museum and Science Centre’s Curator, Alyssa Leier: How long have Indigenous people lived in Prince George?
Radiocarbon dating suggests Indigenous people have occupied this territory for at least 9,000-10,600 years. In 1952, renowned archaeologist Charles Borden remarked that the Interior Plateau of Northern British Columbia is archaeologically one of the least known regions in North America. This remains just as true today. Until 2012, the occupation of the Interior Plateau of…
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ScienceUpFirst, Art Alongside
It is well-established that when messages are paired with creative forms of expression, the results are more memorable, more shareable, and can reach new audiences. So… we’re launching an exciting art project! Last month, we commissioned 13 artists from across the country to create beautiful pieces that interpret principles of good communication. They’ve been hard…
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Congratulations Dr. Marianne Mader
CASC Executive Director, Dr. Marianne Mader, elected into the Royal Canadian Geographical Society’s College of Fellows. Fellows embody the longstanding values & tenets of the Society: the determination to build, courage to explore & steadfast love of our country.
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Launch of the James Webb Space Telescope: useful information and tools
Do you dare to explore distant exoplanets, to witness the formation of early galaxies, and to peer deeper into the cosmos than ever before? The launch of the James Webb Space Telescope is quickly approaching! Set to blast off on December 18, 2021, Webb is the most complex and powerful space telescope ever built. Canada…
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Latest News from CASC: Collaboration is necessary to tackle global and local challenges.
In a time of global change, CASC is a foundational network that can be leveraged to fuel movements and empower collective action across intergenerational audiences. Together, our network is creating a Science and Innovation Culture of engaged citizens. Read Full Newsletter
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Making the world healthier, smarter, and kinder
The Rideau Hall Foundation, in partnership with JA Canada, is launching Ingenious+ this month – an innovation challenge aimed at youth aged 14 to 18. Read More
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Edmontonians are invited to seek the Telus World of Science sub hidden around the city
The Telus World of Science Edmonton (TWOSE) is asking Edmontonians to seek out the sub in the city for a chance to win some prizes. Read More
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Science North to take Indigenous innovation on the road
Science North and Indigenous Tourism Ontario are getting some provincial funding help to co-develop a travelling exhibit promoting Indigenous culture and innovation. Read More
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Saskatchewan Science Centre exhibit celebrates gaming scene
The Saskatchewan Science Centre has launched a new visiting exhibition that pays tribute to transformational games — from Tetris to Pac-Man. Read More