Visit the fair

Dive into a world where equations come to life, theories are tested, and young minds are inspired.

The Canada-Wide Science Fair is a transformative experience for visitors, students & educators alike. Join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of Canada's brightest young scientists, who have come together to showcase their groundbreaking projects.

It's free to visit!

Public viewing hours are from 9:00 AM - 2:30 PM on Thursday, June 5, and Friday, June 6. Whether you're here to support a young innovator, connect with fellow STEM enthusiasts, or simply to marvel at the wonders of scientific inquiry, we're delighted to have you with us.

Ignite the spark in your students

Educators

If you are an educator with students in Grades 5-9, we would love to have you visit the fair. We’ll even help cover the cost of a bus to get you here!

School groups must register!

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Visit Canada's largest youth STEM event

General public

Explore top STEM projects by grade 7-12/Cégep students from across Canada and discover STEM educational institutions and STEM-focused companies. It’s a STEM experience like no other!

No registration needed.

Please note: Pre-registration is required for groups. This is a popular free public event and we are expecting a high volume of registered visitors. To avoid disappointment, it is important to register beforehand. Groups, including schools/classes, without prior registration, will be denied entry if we have reached capacity. Act now and register to secure your spot!

    This is one of the most important annual events in Canada, bringing together thousands of kids interested and engaged in STEM.

    José-Manuel Gil

    Science Odyssey – Powered by NSERC

    My students were SUPER eager to engage in the CWSF activities this week!

    Kelsey Knoblauch

    Grade 6 Teacher, SK

    Our Power of Ideas team couldn’t say enough about what an amazing experience it was interacting with the students. They were so engaged.

    Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics

    STEM Expo Exhibitor

    For my Grade 6/7 class, exploring the science fair projects in Project Zone and STEM Expo was a welcome addition to our remote learning science curriculum.

    Michelle

    Grade 6/7 Teacher, ON

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What to expect by visiting the fair

Students will witness their peers from across the country showcase groundbreaking projects, transforming abstract concepts into tangible solutions.

Attending the CWSF can motivate your students to explore STEM beyond the curriculum, sparking questions, fostering creativity, and instilling a lifelong love for learning.

Engage with our CWSF projects through exciting activities like the Scavenger Hunt, expanding you and your student's horizons and cultivating your curiosity.

Where to find us

Address

Currie Center
University of New Brunswick
5 Peter Kelly Dr, Fredericton, NB

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Visit Virtually

If you aren’t able to visit us in Fredericton in-person, we encourage you to explore the Canada-Wide Science Fair virtually from home or school.

From the Virtual CWSF Lobby (powered by ProjectBoard), you will have access to:

  • Project Zone – Visit top STEM projects by grade 7-12/Cégep students from across Canada
  • Activities – Download the Scavenger Hunt game
Register to visit virtually

Register to receive the latest CWSF updates, including a reminder when the virtual CWSF lobby is available.

Frequently asked questions

Below you’ll find answers to common questions about the event. If you can’t find what you’re looking for, feel free to contact us directly.

  • Can anyone visit the CWSF?

    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. If you can’t make it in-person to Fredericton, we welcome you to visit the fair virtually!

  • Do I need to register to visit the fair?

    Pre-registration is only required for groups. This is a popular free public event and we are expecting a high volume of registered visitors. To avoid disappointment, it is important to register beforehand. Groups, including schools/classes, without prior registration, will be denied entry if we have reached capacity.

  • Is there parking available?

    Yes there is! There is parking available at the University of New Brunswick, near the Currie Center which is where the Project Zone and STEM Expo are being held.