Sprint - Chef pâtissier

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.

Dalí learns more about the job of helicopter ambulance pilot in the company of Captain Jean-Luc Larouche.

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?