As the school year begins we want to congratulate all the Participants of the 2020 Regina Regional Science Fair. We know that it was not easy to present virtually but you all did a fantastic job. Congratulations to our winners, Autumn Singer, Kaitlyn Wild, Abigail Sadowski and Hunter Kopeck. You all represented Saskatchewan fantastically at the CWSF.
We want to thank NSERC and the Young Innovators Grant for making it possible for these students to compete and experience the Canada Wide Science Fair.
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The Regina Regional Science Fair is an annual event open to grades 5-12 students wishing to present their project/inquiry-based work to professionals.
The Regina Regional Science Fair is an annual event which brings together students from grades 5 to 12 in Regina and some surrounding communities to present their science projects to a judging base comprised of members of the scientific and professional communities.
05/27/2019
Team Regina and Team Sask in Fredericton for CWSF!
05/27/2019
05/27/2019
Here is another great example of how science fairs provide many opportunities to develop and nurture scientific minds. A big congratulations to all four of the Regina participants who represented Saskatchewan. We are so very proud of you and all of your accomplishments!
'It was surreal:' Regina student wins gold medal at national science fair “When they announced my name for gold I just tried to keep myself calm and collected while I went up, but yeah, it was a mix of emotions.”
05/24/2019
Congratulations Ali Rizvi, from Campbell Collegiate, who proudly represented Saskatchewan at the Canada-Wide Science Fair. We are so proud of your achievements! Keep up the great work!
“A Grade 10 student from Regina has won two awards at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Fredericton after he developed an algorithm to identify exoplanets from data too numerous to sift through manually. ...”
Regina Grade 10 student using artificial intelligence to look for exoplanets | CBC News A Grade 10 student from Regina has won two awards at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Fredericton after he developed an algorithm to identify exoplanets from data too numerous to sift through manually.
04/13/2019
Congratulations to all our participants! You all showed great talent, handwork and dedication! A special congratulations to our top 4 students who will be competing at the Canada Wide Science Fair CWSF - Expo-sciences pancandienne ESPC
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