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CanSat Design Challenge

Run by Canadian Satellite Design Challenge Management Society (CSDCMS)

Who can apply: Canadian students in Grades 6 to 12, in teams of up to six; no experience needed

Cost and deadline

PROGRAM COST
Not listed
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DEADLINE TBA

Checked against the provider's page in Sep 2026.

FORMAT
Competitions and challenges
DURATION
September to spring; launch campaigns in spring 2027
GRADES
Grades 6-12
LOCATION
Build at school; Advanced launches near Lethbridge, AB

Who can apply

Canadian students in Grades 6 to 12, in teams of up to six; no experience needed

About this program

Build a satellite the size of a pop can with a small computer and sensors, and fly it. Teams of up to six get a free CanSat kit by mail and follow tutorials over the fall and winter. In spring, Beginner teams' CanSats are dropped from a drone, while Advanced teams travel to Lethbridge to launch theirs by rocket to about 1 km and transmit live data. The top Advanced team represents Canada at the European Space Agency's CanSat event in the Netherlands. Registration for the 2026-27 challenge is open now.