Super Expo-Sciences Bell, Gatineau (secteur Hull): Délégation du Québec pour l'Expo-Sciences à Calgary

Mathieu Joly-Hébert et Patrick Martineau, gagnants du Prix de l'Agence d'Efficacité Énergétique du Québec à la Super-Expo-Sciences Bell 2003, Gatineau (secteur Hull)

Young scientist at The Chatham-Kent Regional Science Fair

Chatham-Kent Regional Science Fair Winners and Delegate

Meighan, Hoa, Gerri

Gibson and Geri, our Chair

This was me (Colin Stark) in room 554 on Rundle Hall. As you can see, I've also brought along my lovely wife, Val (in photo form) since she couldn't make it this year to Calgary. She was a big help last year when we were at the University of Saskatoon in Saskatchewan. I also found bringing along your own iron to be very useful. Luckily, this year, they had washers and dryers on every floor. The tack board in every room was also convenient.

Spencer and Phil working hard... as usual.

Dustin is all smiles... as usual!

Charlie's having fun!

You better start practicing for the judges, Phil!

Emilie and I just hanging around...

A U-haul to carry all our luggage. I think we brought too much stuff!

Scott, Raphael, Eric and Thaddeus heading to the residences with their suitcases

Eric and Raphael having a quick chat with Derek

Jennifer with her delegate Scott waiting to get room keys

The entrance to the Oval (Exhibit Hall)

Better picture of the entrance to the Oval (Exhibit Hall)

"Hat destruction" contest in full action

One of the MC commenting the results of the "Hat destruction" contest

Our three MCs for the evening at the opening ceremony

Now time for the "pancake contest

The pancake contest in full action

The pancake contest in full action

Louis Silcox, now a life member of the Youth Science Foundation

John Barron (from Newfoundland) giving information to the delegates at the delegates meeting

Presentation from the current host committee at the delegates meeting

Part of the waiting line at the cafeteria!

The good salad at the cafeteria

Presentation from the Newfoundland Host Committee (CWSF 2004) at the Delegates social

Some games taking place inside the ranch. Now in this one, it seems that one person sits on a platform with rollers. Two players then use the rope to carry in this ranch.

More games taking place inside the ranch. In this one, participants must pop their oppenents balloons without popping their baloon.

Still that same balloon popping ganme

More balloons being popped in this game.

More of that game with the cart and the rollers and the rope

One more of that game

Thrilled, absolutely thrilled!

Matt and Jasmine in "the field"

The Redeau-St. Lawrence girls

Arjun is just so cool!

Dominic and some of his Quinte crew having supper near the mall

Amy in the jungle at the Royal Tyrrell Museum

A star-studded finalist is contemplating her future at the Closing Banquet. Every finalist received a blinking red star which many clipped to their hats. This finalist must have borrowed all the stars from her whole table!

These three boys are the finalists from Winnipeg Schools in Manitoba. They are proudly wearing their medals. As well, Josh in the intermediate category earned $2700.00 in prize money; Darren and Jordon in the Junior cagegory earned $1200.00 in prize money

Canadian astronaut Dr. Robert Thirsk thrilled the audience with his stories about his life aboard a spacecraft. Even though his talk was an hour long, no one wanted to leave. Many wanted him to autograph the photograph which was at everyone's place setting at the banquet.

You can tell the finalists were really letting their hair down at the video dance on Friday evening from 10 til midnight! They really got into the action and had a great time! Even at midnight, they all chanted

Anxiously waiting to EAT! mmmm food

Mathieu Côté et Francis Fournier de l'Est du Québec.

Marie-Hélène Germain and Frédéric Picard-Jean, Gold Medal - Physical Sciences

Krystel Marois-Normand (?) et Valérie Lacombe (?) du Québec (désolée si je fais erreur...)

Pierre Martineau en discussion avec Marie-Hélène , alors que Frédéric explique son projet à une autre visiteuse.

Team Saskatchewan sings along to "Last Saskatchewan Pirate," by the Arrogant Worms.

Its Mr Veggie Man!! Don't ask, Chantal and Andrea were having fun at supper

Matt and Nichelle, almost time to takedown projects

The students are almost all sleeping...

Raphaël, prêt pour le retour à la maiosn

Thaddeus is ready too.

Jordon Ottenson (left) and his partner, Darren Haber, are being interviewed from a loal TV station on their return at the Winnipeg International Airport.

15-year old Josh Eisenstat, a grade 10 student at Grant Park High School, who won Genome Canada in the Intermediate Category as well as Silver in Biotechnology is being interviewed by a local TV cameraman.

The arcade on campus as well as here at the Calgary Airport while the boys waited for their plane, was a popular way to pass some free time. Besides these Team Manitoba finalists, it proved very popular with all the finalists as it was so close to the Olympic Oval on campus.