The CWSF is open to the public on June 5 -6 from 9:00 AM to 2:30 PM. Registration is not required for casual visitors but is recommended for school visits.

Students are selected from affiliated regional STEM fairs from across the country.

Yes, the event is bilingual and all content and activities are provided in bilingual format (English and French).

Over 500,000 K-12 students across Canada participate in STEM projects. About 20,000 students present their projects at regional fairs, and the most outstanding projects are chosen for the CWSF. These projects are featured in Project Zone and compete for prizes and nearly 1 million in cash.

STEM-focused companies and educational institutions will showcase interactive activities and some provide giveaways.

The Canada-Wide Science Fair will take place for selected participants at the University of New Brunswick in Fredericton, NB, from May 31 to June 7, 2025. The general public and registered schools are invited to visit the fair during the public viewing days on June 5 – 6.

The event is open to the public and photography and video recording will take place. If you don’t want to be captured or featured, make sure to turn away from the camera.

The Paramedics will be onsite.

The CWSF store will be open for purchasing souvenirs. Items are available from $1 to $30, and payment can be made with cash or credit card.

Yes! You can register all your students and we’d love to have you come visit.

Around 2,500 visitors are expected to attend the event daily, which means it will be crowded. Announcements over the PA system will not be allowed unless it’s an emergency. It’s best to plan an alternative way to meet up with your group.

We highly recommend registering your class to secure admission. Maximum occupancy restrictions apply.

There will be two STEM demonstrations in the morning and two in the afternoon, each lasting 20 minutes. A copy of the schedule will be included in your onsite registration package. Seating is first-come, first-served.

Absolutely! This is an incredible event for visiting educators and their classrooms, particularly those in grades 6-12. More information about registering for a class to visit can be found here.

Yes there is!

You can visit CWSF at your own pace, as there is no fixed schedule. However, a suggested itinerary will be provided. More information will be provided in March.

Students should bring a backpack, snack, and reusable water bottle as filling stations are provided.

In the spring, registrants will receive a comprehensive information package along with a detailed map.