Technicien forestier

Anne Sophie meets Steve Fauchon, an optician. Together, they will take every step necessary to craft her new glasses!

Anne-Sophie meets Benoît Lessard, a research scientist who creates new materials in a laboratory.

1, 2, 3D. Today on Mix métiers, Anne Sophie visits the University of Ottawa where she meets Justine Boudreau, a mechanical engineer and makerspace coordinator. Our host will learn many things on 3D printers.

Today on Mix Métiers, Louis-Philippe plays many video games, but it's not all fun and games. Our host goes to the Toronto Expo to meet with Carl-Edwin Michel, a video game tester who also organizes popular game competitions.

Seana visits a wind tunnel to learn about the work of a research scientist in aerodynamics: Annick D'Auteuil. Together they will test the aerodynamism of several objects, including a speed skating suit made for a real Canadian Olympic athlete.

Seana visits the work space of graphic designer Marc Carrière. A career where imagination is key.

Dalí goes to Science Nord to discover the profession of biologist Bruce Doran. Dalì will quickly learn that studying DNA makes the brain and the arms work.

Seana meets Andrea Hills who practises a profession you've often seen on TV: forensic identification specialist. With Andrea, Seana learns to interpret clues left on the scene of a crime and even dusts for fingerprints on a window.

Louis-Philippe heads to the Giraffe Foods labs to meet food scientist Kirsten Benneter. Together they prepare a delicious chicken wing sauce. Kirsten will even tell us how many of the 3,000 taste buds on your tongue love Brussels sprouts.

Anne-Sophie heads to University of Ottawa's Brunsfield Centre where she meets Vincent Matte, a mechanical and aerospace engineering supervisor.

Anne Sophie meets Tom Levasseur, a cybersecurity analyst and hacker.

Louis-Philippe goes to a lab to meet with Amandine Codou, a doctor of physical chemistry. With her, our host will learn the different steps that lead to the creation of a biodegradable bag.

Louis Philippe is looking for his eight fruit and vegetable portions. For this, he's heading to Toronto to meet Robert Patterson, an urban farmer.

Seana meets Elise Desforges, a photographer and culinary stylist. Her job is not easy because not only does she have to photograph food, she must also make it attractive. Yes, even Brussels sprouts. Together, they will have fun taking a picture of a beverage buffet.

Anne-Sophie goes to the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario's Research Institute to meet with research scientist Tommy Alain.

Louis-Philippe discovers that art and science go well together when he meets Tom Auger, a chief technology officer. During his visit, our host got to learn how these two fields surprisingly created everything that surrounds him.

Anne-Sophie dreams of having a beautiful new kitchen. That's why she goes to the village of Moose Creek where she meets the cabinetmaker Nicholas Forgues!

Louis-Philippe hops on a train with Angèle Brisson, a locomotive engineer. Our host will quickly learn that this profession is harder than he first thought. To test his abilities, he will even have the chance to operate a train in a simulator.

Seana's bike gets stolen. But don't worry! She can count on the Ottawa Police and Pascal Labine, a polygraphist, to get it back. Pascal's job consists in determining if the people he meets are lying or telling the truth.

Dalí meets Melanie Burke, a simulation technician. Her work is very important, since her realistic mannequins allow medical students to practise various first aid maneuvers.

Seana meets Pascal Potvin, a digital designer that works for You.i. Together, they will prepare a brand new app for graphics tablets.

Anne-Sophie visits Arthur Cuenco, a sport physiotherapist. Thanks to him, our host will get her ankle injury examined and learn what she can do to help the healing process.

Dalí visits a secret base to meet Mario Grégoire, an aerospace control officer.

Dalí meets Rémy Poulin, a research geologist. Our young host will find out that there's more to this rockin' profession than just rock studying.

Dalí visits instrumentation technician Marc Robichaud's workshop at Boréal College.