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Calgary Collegiate Programming Contest (CCPC)

Run by Competitive Programming Club, University of Calgary

Who can apply Teams of up to three students enrolled at a Calgary high school or post-secondary institution. Division 2 is for those who have not won cash prizes at CCPC or ACPC

Cost and deadline

This program is
Free
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

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Official site https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/calgary-collegiate-programming-contest-2026-tickets-1981079259394

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Format
Competitions and challenges
Duration
One Saturday in March, 10 am to 6 pm (March 28 in 2026)
Grades
High school and post-secondary
Location
Calgary (University of Calgary, ICT 122, in-person)

About this program

A free team programming contest run by UCalgary's Competitive Programming Club, open to Calgary high school students as well as university students, with a second division for newer competitors. The organizer's event page records the March 28, 2026 contest and its rules. That event has ended, and the next contest date has not been announced.

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