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Welcome Back!

The museums are reopening to the public! Advance tickets required.

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Virtual Field Trips

Experience Ingenium’s museums on a virtual field trip! Students can meet with museum educators from the comfort of their home or classroom.

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STEAM Horizon Awards

2021 STEAM Horizon Awards winners announced!

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Online Resources for Science at Home

Spark the imaginations of curious minds with these at-home activities!

Thank You Front Line Workers!

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One Membership, Three Museums

An Ingenium membership opens the door to discovery at all three of Canada’s museums of science and innovation!

The Museums

Open 9:10 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday to Sunday

901 Prince of Wales Drive

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Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Thursday to Monday

11 Aviation Parkway

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Open 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., Wednesday to Sunday

1867 St Laurent Blvd

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Events

Hangouts with the Farm: July Edition

Canada Agriculture and Food Museum

Jul 15, 2021 - Jul 29, 2021

English activity at 9:30 a.m., French activity at 11:15 a.m.

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Sky Stuff: Big Blue Balloon Adventure

Canada Aviation and Space Museum

Jul 18, 2021 - Aug 1, 2021

Various days and times, see description

A small boy wearing a homemade jetpack and astronaut's helmet sits on top of a grey couch, with his arms outstretched. A cartoon-style illustration of a planet and stars decorate the wall behind him, and there are clouds in the foreground.

Cryo-Genius

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Jul 16, 2021 - Dec 31, 2021

11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.

Cryo demonstration

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Exhibitions

Soil Superheroes

Canada Agriculture and Food Museum

Exhibition Type

Permanent Exhibition

Cartoon-style garden landscape, focusing on the soil under the ground. Various colourful characters such as such as a mole, an earthworm, and compost smile to the camera, dressed as superheroes.

Eyes on the Skies: Managing Air Traffic in Canada

Canada Aviation and Space Museum

Exhibition Type

Permanent Exhibition

A tiny stylized yellow airplane flies across the sky, towards the right. It leaves a solid line behind it, which curves a few times through the space underneath. Below, realistic white clouds stand out against a dark blue background.

Hidden Worlds: Online Exhibition

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Exhibition Type

Online Exhibition

Hidden Worlds: Virtual Exhibition

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From the Channel

About the Channel

Ingenium Channel is a digital hub featuring curated content related to science, technology and innovation.

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The very first electric streetcar operated by Telegraphen-Bau-Anstalt von Siemens & Halske, Berlin, German Empire. Anon., “The first electric railway in Berlin.” Canadian Illustrated News, 9 July 1881, 21.

A streetcar named Straßenbahn Groß-Lichterfelde, or, How Telegraphen-Bau-Anstalt von Siemens & Halske put in service the world’s first electric streetcar

Rénald Fortier

Greetings, my… What is it, my reading friend? You seem strangely agitated, more than usual that is. The Lokalbahn Mödling-Hinterbrühl, you say (type?)? Well, it is true that some / many people have claimed / claim / will presumably claim that the Mödling-Hinterbrühl local railway in Vienna, Austro-Hungarian Empire, was the world’s first electric streetcar, as its connections were largely flush with the streets it was crossing. Still, this local railway went into service in October 1883 – more

In a field, a group of people lie on the grass looking up at the sky in front of two tipis.

Digging deeper: Regenerating Indigenous star knowledge

BOARD:
Indigenous Star Knowledge

A desk with monochromatic white and silver objects on it, including an open laptop, a cellphone, a coffee cup, and several books. There is a plant in the background, and a white wall behind the desk.

Music meets public history and digital humanities in Garth Wilson Fellowship

The Canadian author and aviation pioneer Frank Henry Ellis (centre) with American aviation pioneers Frank Purdy Lahm (left) and Will D. “Billy” Parker, president of Early Birds of Aviation Incorporated, Los Angeles, California. Robert Francis, “Early Birds.” Sunday Sun Magazine, 28 July 1951, 5.

If we have seen further, it is by standing on the shoulders of a giant: Frank Henry Ellis and Canada’s Flying Heritage

Rénald Fortier

Hello and… And yes, my slightly anal reading friend, you are quite right. 28 July 1951 was a Saturday, not a Sunday, but what can yours truly tell you? Sunday Sun Magazine, a supplement of The Sunday Sun, the weekend edition of the daily newspaper The Vancouver Sun of Vancouver, British Columbia, was seemingly published on a Saturday – at least on that occasion. Go figure. Again, hello and welcome to the wonderful world of aeronautics and astronautics and, more specifically, the 200th topic (!)

A black-and-white image shows a group of seven men standing behind a large piece of wood, which is painted with the call letters “G-CAAC.”

Saving the Curtiss HS-2L: Recovering a piece of history from the bottom of a lake

An advertisement showing an Italian SAME Buffalo tractor. Anon. “Advertising – Les Entreprises Biasotto & Hardy (Canada) Incorporée.” Le Bulletin des agriculteurs, July 1981, 26.

They were all the same, brothers to each other: Francesco Cassani, Eugenio Gabriele Cassani and the Società Accomandita Motori Endotermici (SAME)

Rénald Fortier

Buongiorno, my reading friend. As part of the efforts initiated by yours truly to diversify the content of our blog / bulletin / thingee, I would like to offer you today a text, a short text, yes, yes, short, of an agricultural nature. Our story began in Italy, in April 1906 and September 1909, with the births of Francesco and Eugenio Gabriele Cassani. Their father, Paolo Cassani, was the owner of Società Anonima Paolo Cassani e figli, a small farm machinery manufacturing and repair firm which

Close-up of a hand holding brown soil, a cosmic illustration of spaceships flying across colourful planets, a hiking trail that runs through a deciduous forest.

3 things you should know about soil biology, space tourism, and the healing power of nature

Ingenium Initiatives

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Indigenous Star Knowledge Symposia: A series of local and international gatherings, on the land and online

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Website: Women in STEM

text on image: innovation worth celebrating
Website: Innovation Storybook