Québec’s Science Fairs celebrated their 50th anniversary in 2010. As a former exhibitor, you are a member of community of more than 300,000 people who have presented Science Fair projects in the past, whether at their school, at a regional final or at the Québec Final.
If you are a former participant and would like to be kept up to date on the latest Science Fair developments, register to be part of our directory of former exhibitors.
Do you have any questions regarding your membership in the community of former Science Fair exhibitors?
Contact us at 514 252-3027 or by e-mail at lesexposciences@cdls.qc.ca
Here is where you will find testimonials by former exhibitors and winners: explore how the Science Fair can be an enriching, unforgettable life experience for many people.
Estelle and Martine Simon, as well as Camille Salvas, who exhibited projects for several years in a row, talk about their experiences and what they liked about the Science Fairs (in French).
Read profiles of 30 winners for whom their Science Fair project was a determining factor in their choice of career. Through their personal stories, you’ll learn how the Science Fair movement has evolved in Québec (in French).
Watch Le Québec scientifique, a series of exclusive video interviews on the website of the science program Le Code Chastenay, which is broadcast weekly on Télé-Québec (French only).
The series is an online video library of science careers in Québec, and features testimonials from several former Science Fair exhibitors.
The video vignettes were produced by Productions Pixcom Inc. with the support of the Québec Ministry of Economic Development, Innovation and Export Trade.
As part of the 50th anniversary of Science Fairs in Québec, five honorary ambassadors were named on February 2, 2010, and asked to talk about their experience as exhibitors and describe what the Science Fairs have meant to them in their choice of career (in French):
Jean-Marc Malboeuf – 1960s
Michel Bourdages – 1970s
Martin d'Amours – 1980s
Yannick Bergeron – 1990s
Delphine Rémillard-Labrosse – 2000s