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Stone, Fire and Glass
The museum's rich history is grounded in its 100-year-old heritage building and modern research and collections facility.
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Looking for new programming for your institution? We have many popular travelling exhibitions—small and large—that tour across Canada.
Nature Inspiration Awards
The museum would like to recognize exceptional contributions to the building of a brighter, sustainable future.
News from the Museum
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See all posts »- Collecting diatoms in sunny Italy: Citizen scientist brings specimens for museum’s collection
Museum volunteer Joe Holmes reports on his Italian vacation that included Pompei, St. Peter's Basilica...and collecting diatoms.
- Women in Science: What’s Your Impression?
What's women's role in science today? Marisa Gilbert finds that museum visitors’ perception is sometimes far less than the reality.