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Canadian Math Kangaroo Contest

Run by Canadian Math Kangaroo Contest

Who can apply: Students in grades 1–12; register individually online and write at a test centre

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Has a fee
$20 early-bird, $25 regular per student (2026)
DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Olympiads and contests
DURATION
75 minutes, 30 questions, on one Sunday in March
GRADES
Grades 1–12 (separate papers for grades 9–10 and 11–12)
LOCATION
Test centres, including Mount Royal University and Renert School in Calgary, and Concordia University of Edmonton and MacEwan University in Edmonton

Who can apply

Students in grades 1–12; register individually online and write at a test centre

About this program

A multiple-choice math contest written the same day at centres across Canada, with its own paper for grades 11–12. The 2026 contest ran Sunday, March 22, with registration closing February 23 (early-bird price to February 9). Grade 11 and 12 students with strong results over several years can earn awards of up to $1,000.