Annapolis Valley Region

Elise Tessier
Macall Robinson
Roman Koszucki
Tim Cooper

Cape Breton-Victoria Region

Colin Hooper
Kyle Lefort
Mitchel Hanna
Peter Holland
Robert Barrett

Chignecto East Region

Alex Ianta
Hannah Martin
Juliana Ali
Kurtis Turnbull

Chignecto Central West Region

Alex Smith
Emily Taylor
Lauren Doane
Natalie Fisher
Rumana Rafiq

Conseil Scolaire Acadien Provincial

Chantal Surette
Kelsey Keddy

Halifax Sci-Tech Expo

Adrian Howie
Brandon Holland/Ryan Garland
Briony Merritt
Laura Rigg/RosaLee Poirier-McKiggan

Mi’Kmaq Region

Alitta Sylliboy
Riviera Marshall
Lauren Silliboy

South Shore Region

Alex Mann
Hanna Longard
Kristen Ernst
Travis Landry

Strait Region

Arash Marzi
Chris Melchin
Hannah Gillis
Ria Van der Linden

Tri-County Region

Ethan Minard
Maxwell Poole
Melissa Renn

May 7th and 8th at
St. Mary’s University, McNally Auditorium
Open to the Public
May 7: 3:00pm to 5:00pm
May 8: 11:00am to 1:00pm

Come and meet the minds behind the award-winning grade 7-12 science fair projects from across Nova Scotia: Robotics, Alternative Energy, Novel Inventions, Biological Studies, and much much more!

40 bright students from the South Shore to Cape Breton make up Team Nova Scotia, which will be representing the province at the 2010 Canada-Wide Science Fair in Peterborough – a prestigious event that attract over 450 of Canada’s top students annually.

Please show your support!

CLICK HERE to download an Invitation in PDF format.

CLICK HERE to download Poster in PDF Format

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Team Nova Scotia 2009

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Here is a partial list with more to follow:

Medford Lutz (Annapolis Valley)
Hope Latta (Annapolis Valley)
Kristy Doyle (Annapolis Valley)
Tim Cooper (Annapolis Valley)

Alyssa Moss (Cape Breton)
Kathleen Orrell (Cape Breton)
Najala Orrell (Cape Breton)
Todd Mercer (Cape Breton)

Nathan Martin (Chignecto East)
Christine Ingham (Chignecto East)
Alexandru Ianta (Chignecto East)
Juliana Ali (Chignecto East)

Natalie Fisher (Chignecto West)
Brandon Verboom (Chignecto West)
Conrad Yiridoe (Chignecto West)
Susan Lynch (Chignecto West)
Ben Lynds (Chignecto West)

Élise Tessier (CSAP)
Roland Troke-Barriault (CSAP)
Riley Troke-Barriault (CSAP)

Nayani Jensen (Halifax)
Adrian Howie (Halifax)
Gregory John Farrell (Halifax)
Emily Jingyi Chua (Halifax)
Gabriel Smith (Halifax)
Isaac Adams (Halifax)

Steadman Evans     (South Shore)
Isaac Longard (South Shore)
Erin McCarthy (South Shore)
Kathryn    Wagner    (South Shore)

Christian Muise (Tri-County)
Maxwell    Poole (Tri-County)
Nolan James (Tri-County)

Cody GooGoo (Mi’qmaq)
Kaylyn Bernard (Mi’qmaq)
Scott Peters (Mi’qmaq)

Before heading off to the Nationals, the top 40 grade 7-12 scientists that make up Team Nova Scotia are invited to Halifax for three days of fun at the ninth annual Team Nova Scotia Showcase!

Team Nova Scotia 2008

At the Showcase all members are given signature blue and yellow Team Jackets – needless to say, Team Nova Scotia makes quite a presence at the Canada Wide Science Fair each year!

Held at Saint Mary’s University, this team-building and media event gives the Team the opportunity to meet one another and participate in some fun and educational activities and tours as a reward for all of their hard work. The young scientists will present their award-winning projects to members of the corporate, government, and educational communities, as well as the community at large, giving them a final chance to sharpen their presentation skills before heading off to Winnipeg.

Some of this year’s event highlights include:

• Take apart a Blackberry! An interactive activity presented by Research In Motion (RIM)
• Astronomer Luigi Gallo’s keynote presentation in honour of the International Year of Astronomy
• Evolution and the Fossil Record: a look at real fossils and evolution from a geological perspective
• Tour of the National Research Council’s marine biology lab in Halifax
• Dinner with Scientists: students will have dinner with members of the scientific community
• Glow-in-the-dark Mini-Putt
• …and much much more!

Students and chaperones will be staying and dining in the Loyola Residence on SMU campus.

Rules and regulations are the same as presented in the Canada-Wide Science Fair Registration Handbook (you’ll need to register online, then click on Documentation). If you have further questions about this, please contact your local teacher or parent chaperone.

For a tentative Team Nova Scotia Showcase schedule, please click here.

You’re Invited to Meet Team Nova Scotia!

The public is invited to come and view these award-winning projects during one of the two public viewing times:

• Friday, May 1 from 3 – 5:30pm
• Saturday, May 2 from 11am – 1pm

We hope to see you there!

To download your Invitation in PDF format, please click here.

Congratulations to all regional science fair winners from the South Shore to Cape Breton who have been selected to represent Team Nova Scotia at the 2009 Canada-Wide Science Fair in Winnipeg, May 9-17!