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April 2026

Technology has advanced big time since Science World was built for Expo '86. And while the geodesic dome still looks much the same, its massive energy-efficiency makeover makes it a Power Smart Champion. Also, this month, three innovative ideas we're testing in B.C., a shot at Whitecaps tickets, plus our spotlight on animals: guide dogs in the workplace, a better way to water cattle, and how we can help birds who migrate at night.

Science World

'Tear it down? Why would we do that?'

Iconic Science World was originally built as a temporary attraction for the Expo '86 World's Fair. Instead, it's a living lab showcasing solar panels and energy-efficient technologies.

The Science World story

Top stories

Two guide dogs sit on the floor of an office
Person on ladder inspecting a window frame
Water buggy at Dead Horse Creek Ranch
Flock of Western Sandpiper birds walk through water

Recent updates

Worker accommodation facility gets a new role

About 85% of the former Site C worker camp will be relocated for a new role supporting construction of the North Coast Transmission Line project.

Learn more

How to choose and buy an electrical vehicle

Gas prices are up and the choice of EV models has never been better. What you should know about buying and operating an EV in B.C.

Our guide to buying an EV

Too good to be true usually is. Except this time.

There are many ways to save energy and earn money back on your bill.

Use less, get rewarded

 

Save energy, score FREE Whitecaps tickets

We've teamed up with Vancouver Whitecaps FC to give away a pair of tickets to their April 25 match at BC Place. Want in? To enter, join Team Power Smart and sign up for Peak Saver.

Once you've signed up, you're all set. Enter for your chance to get in the game and bring the energy from home to the field.

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