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Autopsy of a Murder

Odyssey of Light

Calendar of Events
October - December
2006

Activities for Kids

Guiding and Scouting
Nights

Long Term Exhibitions

Travelling Exhibitions

Temporary Exhibitions

Astronomy Programs

Space Simulator

Helen Sawyer Hogg
Observatory

Travelling Exhibitions Currently Available, Bikes: The Wheel Story, Food for Health

Travelling Exhibitions Currently Available

The Canada Science and Technology Museum offers an exciting line of interactive science exhibitions, ranging in size from 75 m² to 140 m² (800 sq. ft. - 1500 sq. ft.). You are invited to enquire about booking these exhibitions for displays. We are also in the process of developing and producing new exhibitions and would welcome collaborative opportunities.

For more information call our Travelling Exhibitions Coordinator at 613 998-4212 or E-mail at: mdesaulniers@technomuses.ca

Bikes: The Wheel Story
Bicycles from the 1800s to the millennium - why have bicycles endured so long? This exhibition explores the ingenuity of this wheeled wonder and celebrates a universal form of transportation and recreation.

Food for Health
The exhibition addresses from a consumer's point of view, concerns and questions that many Canadians have about the safety of our food supply and the role of food in their health. This exhibition is being developed by the Canada Agriculture Museum.