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Youreka Canada

Run by Youreka Canada

Who can apply Students in grades 9 to 12, CEGEP students, and first-year Queen's University students

Cost and deadline

Cost
CA$80
CA$80 program fee
Deadline Not posted yet

Checked against the provider's page in Oct 2026.

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Official site https://yourekacanada.org/apply

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Worth knowing

2026-27 applications open this fall, but the exact date is not announced yet.

Format
Research and mentorship
Duration
10 weeks
Grades
9-12
Location
Teams run at seven university campuses across Canada, so ask Youreka whether one runs near you

About this program

A 10-week program where teams of high school students, led by an undergraduate mentor, run their own research project on open-source data in areas like bioinformatics, public health and economics, using the R programming language. Teams present at a regional symposium, the best go on to a national one, and top manuscripts can be published after peer review. Applications for the 2026-27 program open this fall. There is a CA$80 program fee.

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From the Provincial Archives of Alberta, and one Edmonton porch. Photo credits