Notre équipe 2026
Rencontrons l'équipe qui se cache derrière la magie
Rejoignez-nous pour célébrer les efforts remarquables de l'Équipe UV alors que nous nous embarquons pour un voyage de découverte, d'innovation, de créativité et de curiosité.
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Alice Cherestes
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Amanda Joblinski
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Anne-Marie Simard
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Caroline Whippey
Voir le profil completChantal O'Neil
À propos de moi
Hello everyone! I’m very excited to be returning to the world of CWSF – this year as the Registration and Information Booth Coordinator! I look forward to meeting the brightest young minds of our country and learning from all of you!
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I am the “Sign Guy” this means you will see me running all around the event putting up sign, banners flags and other things! I am a past CWSF Finalist from 2010 and have been involved ever since! I am also a high school science teacher and I cannot wait to learn all about your projects!
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Dianne Fraser
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Didier Forgas
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Jon Pittman
À propos de moi
Hello all! I am excited to be returning to Team UV this year as Delegate Experience Coordinator!
I am a four-time CWSF alumna from Oakville, ON, though I now live in London, ON. I have pursued a career in skeletal orthopaedic biomechanics and archaeology research, having completed degrees at McMaster University and the University of Toronto. Currently, I am an interdisciplinary doctoral student at Western University.
In my spare time, I love making art, especially pottery, and going to see live theatre shows. I’m also a huge escape room and puzzle nerd. I can’t wait to meet everyone during the week. Feel free to ask me for a bone fact, or to challenge me with a riddle!
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Arctic marine biologist
Figure skating coach
CWSF alumni and super-fan
All round lover of outdoor adventure
elle/elleResponsable Expo STIM, sensibilisation et gestion des déplacementsVoir le profil completLiette Philippe
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Lori Murray is the Administrative Assistant to the Executive Director. Lori started her career with Youth Science Foundation Canada in December 2004. Lori is responsible for special award sponsors, CWSF registration, working closely with the Board of Directors and Executive Director on finances and supporting the Executive Director on a daily basis. She is also the Regional Coordinator for the YSC Virtual Regional Fair and is the Team Canada-ISEF Fair Director and organizes all logistics for the Team and chaperones. Lori also organizes all logistics for Team Canada-MILSET. Lori was presented with the Youth Science Canada Distinguished Service Award in 2015 for her outstanding work for the organization. Lori’s favourite part of her job is speaking with the 100 regions across the country.
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Marc Gagné
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Marc Rousell
elle/elleCoordinatrice des visites scolaires et des contrôles de sécuritéVoir le profil completMargot Wassenaar-Faber
À propos de moi
My involvement with science fairs began as a York Region Sci-Tech Fair committee member around 2004. My first CWSF delegate experience was 2006 in Saguenay Quebec. In the intervening years and 17 CWSFs later my involvement with the Canada Wide Science Fair has given me many opportunities as a Team UV member. This year I am will provide leadership and support with Project Safety Check process and the Public/School Visits.
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Melike Schalomon
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Natasha Nel
Phylecia Ferguson
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Coordinatrice de la visite des laboratoires / Coordinatrice de la journée de visite
elle/elleCoordinatrice de la visite des laboratoires / Coordinatrice de la journée de visiteVoir le profil completPhylecia Ferguson
À propos de moi
Hi everyone! I’m so excited to be part of Team UV this year as your Lab Tour Coordinator and Tour Day Coordinator! I was a CWSF Finalist back in 2018 and 2019, so it feels extra special to be returning, again! I graduated from the University of Ottawa with an Honours Bachelor of Health Sciences, where I specialized in Population and Public Health. In my final year, I worked with the City of Ottawa to help design health programs within our community. After that, I studied Respiratory Therapy (which is all about how we breathe and how our heart and lungs work together!), and earned my certification in Infection Prevention and Control from Queen’s University. Now, I work in Perinatal Health, specifically in Advances in Labour and Risk Management – a fancy way of saying we get to celebrate a lot of birthdays! I am so excited to meet you all and help make your CWSF week full of fun and STEM magic – let’s get learning!
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Hi all, I’m excited to be part of Team UV for the first time this year, supporting delegate experience!
I am a PhD student at University of Toronto in Biomedical Engineering, interested in how we can design medical devices that work well for everyone. I previously completed my undergraduate studies in Engineering Science, learning about the exciting intersection between medicine, engineering and artificial intelligence. I am passionate about science and have loved sharing this passion with others through street festivals, summer programs and more!
Beyond STEM, I enjoy arts and crafts, especially pottery and sewing. I live in Toronto and love exploring the city for new theatre shows, delicious ice cream flavours and other adventures!
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Hi everyone! I am excited to join Team UV this year to support the STEM Expo and our exciting school visits! I am a current MASc student at U of T, researching engineering education and instructing engineering design. My undergrad was also at U of T, where I was in the Engineering Science program. I have enjoyed judging for regional and national fairs, and I can’t wait to see what incredible projects there are this year!
In my free time, I love going to live theatre and concerts, playing board games, and geocaching. A fun fact about me is that I own at least 300 board games. Feel free to ask for a board game recommendation!
À propos de moi
Bonjour 👋 Je suis Stu, le gestionnaire des communications de Sciences jeunesse Canada. Vous me connaissez peut-être comme le gars qui vous envoie tout le temps un tas de courriels, ou peut-être comme le grand gars à l’ESPC, qui se promène toujours avec un appareil photo à la main et qui parle avec un drôle d’accent australien. Au SJC, je suis responsable de la plupart des éléments de communication interne et externe, alors attendez-vous à entendre beaucoup parler de moi au cours des prochains mois. J’ai créé la nouvelle communauté Réseau régional pour les membres des comités régionaux des expo STIM ; j’anime le Podcast « Du pourquoi au comment » (anglais), et je dirige le serveur Discord axé sur les jeunes appelé MaréeMauveSTIM. N’hésitez pas à me contacter à tout moment pour me dire bonjour et me raconter ce qui se passe dans votre monde. J’aime aussi parler des activités de montagne, de la plupart des sports, des logiciels et des technologies, ainsi que des activités créatives. Merci de faire partie de cette communauté. Vous êtes immensément appréciés et vous façonnez littéralement l’avenir du Canada rien qu’en étant ici. Vous êtes extraordinaires !
