Sprint - Pilote d'hélicoptère ambulance

Urban transport engineer Thierry Boitier is used to moving fast, and so much the better, as he has to answer Louis-Philippe's quick questions.

Trainer and circus artist Dino Gonçalves answers a series of questions put to him by Louis-Philippe.

Herpetological biologist Jonathan Choquette and Louis-Philippe have fun during this sprint, in which funny questions are asked quickly.

Baseball coach Jean-Gilles Larocque solves some of baseball's greatest mysteries by answering Dalí's questions.

Orthotist and prosthetist Marc Tessier answers Dalí's wildest questions in this sprint.

Seana wants to know everything there is to know about being a home automation specialist.

If you're interested in becoming a music composer, check out this sprint with Serge Côté.

Anne Lauzon, an archivist, takes up the sprint with Anne-Sophie.

Superhero illustrator Martin Deschâtelets takes a break from his drawing table to answer Anne-Sophie's questions.

Physicist Karin Hinzer talks to Anne-Sophie about her profession in this sunny sprint.

Fashion designer Éric Hernandez Aragon has a great style and excellent answers to the questions Anne-Sophie asks him.

You'll learn why milliner Madeleine France Cormier eats broccoli by watching this sprint!

Annie Hébert, a clinical nurse coordinator in telemedicine, can't stop laughing during this sprint with Dalí.

What's the funniest invention according to Annie Jacques, an interpreter at the Canada Science and Technology Museum?