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APEGA Science Olympics

Run by APEGA (Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of Alberta)

Who can apply High school students in grades 10 to 12, in teams of four in Peace River and five at the other events

Cost and deadline

Cost
Varies
Free in Peace River and Fort McMurray, and $80 to $100 in Edmonton and Calgary
Deadline November 1, 2026

Date from the provider's page, checked Oct 2026.

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Apply at https://www.apega.ca/educators-students/k-12/science-olympics

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Format
Competitions and challenges
Duration
1 day (regional events + provincial finals)
Grades
High school
Location
Alberta-wide (multiple regional sites)

About this program

A one-day engineering and geoscience challenge where high school teams solve timed, hands-on problems. Regionals feed the provincial finals. Fort McMurray registration closes November 1, 2026 for its February 5 event, Peace River closes November 7 for November 21, Edmonton closes December 13 for February 13, and Calgary closes March 28, 2027 for May 29.

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