L’exposition temporaire Les changements climatiques sont là… du Musée des sciences et de la technologie du Canada présentée à la Cité de l’énergie. Les visiteurs découvriront une série de photographies saisissantes du National Geographic, ces dernières illustrant les enjeux planétaires liés aux changements climatiques.

Exposition présentée dans le Salon Desjardins du Centre de sciences de la Cité de l’énergie durant la saison estivale 2023.

Avec la participation du Gouvernement du Canada.

The Cité de l’énergie’s permanent exhibition, Planet Energy, invites people to become aware of the delicate balance between nature, energy and human society on a planetary scale, thanks to more than 20 interactive stations! It’s a dynamic exhibition that takes a fresh look at the energy and climate issues that are already dominating world news.

Approximate duration : 30 minutes to 1h30. Online Billetterie.

The multimedia show : The Planet Energy Experience is included as part of the visit to the permanent exhibition Planet Energy at the Cité de l’énergie.

As soon as you enter the room, the enigmatic flight of energy particles will lead you into an immersive multimedia environment where energy is presented as a powerful phenomenon, both mysterious and familiar. Striking and multisensory special effects quickly plunge the spectator into the heart of the Sun, the primary source of Earth’s energy. In this fantastic journey, the spectator will discover new manifestations of energy and their impact on a planetary scale.

Multimedia show duration : 20 minutes.

This historical and political exhibition highlights Canada’s role on the world stage through hundreds of gifts received by the Honourable Jean Chrétien, former Prime Minister of Canada, during his term of office. The exhibit also includes interactive kiosks, video presentations and a physical replica of Mr. Chrétien’s office in Ottawa.

Duration: 30 to 90 minutes.

NEW : A SECTION ABOUT ALINE CHRÉTIEN, FIRST LADY.

In June, the City of Energy will inaugurate a brand-new section dedicated to the First Lady, Mrs. Aline Chrétien. This new exhibition area highlights Mrs. Chrétien’s involvement in the community and her contributions to various political engagements and meetings she has participated in.