Considering:
- the many scientific and technological challenges faced by our societies, from global warming to genetic manipulation, from future energy sources to scientific education for young and old;
- the need for accurate scientific information when our politicians make decisions on issues that affect our future;
- that today’s investments in science can stimulate economic growth 10 or 20 years from now.
We are calling for a public debate in which the candidates in Québec and Canadian elections will have to share their visions of the environment, health and medicine, science and technology.
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Et la science, elle ? (25 septembre)
500 personnes, une députée et une vague à Sherbrooke (communiqué, 22 septembre)
Entrevue aux Années-Lumière (Radio-Canada, 14 septembre)
Other news (in French)
I vote for science (français)
Why a Debate?
Encourage these initiatives
- The AUCC and it campaign Universities Matter ... for better university funding
- The ACFAS and its petition Savoir et se taire? ... to improve the role of researchers
Reading Material
Latest news
Je vote pour la science: débat à Rimouski, mais pas aux USA (radio, 11 décembre)
Entrevue avec Benoît Dutrizac au 98,5 FM Montréal (24 novembre)
Je vote pour la science: pourquoi pas! (Montréal Campus, 19 novembre)
Entrevue aux Vulgaires scientifiques (CHOQ-FM, 7 octobre)Et la science, elle ? (25 septembre)
500 personnes, une députée et une vague à Sherbrooke (communiqué, 22 septembre)
Entrevue aux Années-Lumière (Radio-Canada, 14 septembre)
Other news (in French)
Who are we?
Agence Science-Presse is a non-profit media organization which has supplied the media with science news since 1978. The I vote for science initiative is inspired by Science Debate 2008. In just a few months, this American initiative collected tens of thousands of signatures in favour of a debate on science between the presidential candidates.