A junior historian has been drawing and painting his favourite transportation artifacts while he eagerly awaits the reopening of the Canada Science and Technology Museum.

The notion of a science museum collecting famous art might seem a bit peculiar — until you know the full story.

Today marks 100 years since Canada won its first Olympic gold medal in hockey. At the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium, the Winnipeg Falcons — representing Canada — were awarded the gold medal on April 26. This was the first ice hockey tournament at an Olympic Games, and the only instance of it at a Summer Olympics. A hockey tournament was part of the inaugural Winter Olympics in 1924, and has been a part of every winter program since then. Founded in 1911, the Winnipeg Falcons hockey

In honour of National Volunteer Week, a teenaged volunteer tells us why she loves inspiring kids to learn about science at the Canada Science and Technology Museum.

My final year as a student of Industrial Design offered me a unique and exciting challenge: to design a comfortable breastfeeding seat for the Canada Science and Technology Museum in Ottawa.

There’s a new digital being at the Canada Science and Technology Museum — and she’s hungry for conversation.

A new program at the Canada Science and Technology Museum is getting youth excited about science, technology, engineering, arts, and math (STEAM). Launched last fall, the STEAM Effect Project provides a cost-free opportunity for youth (ages 12 to 17) who do not usually participate in after-school programs, and who don’t seem themselves represented in the fields of STEAM. “In our first session, the participants made propeller cars, they made bridges out of K’Nex and tested to see which would hold