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Canadian Debate STEM+ Contest
(2024 registrations open on Jan 1.)
3rd edition of this Canadian contest will allow students to discuss issues impacting our world. This contest will help students develop an interest in global issues and how innovations can be used to resolve them. It is an excellent platform for expressing their thoughts to the rest of the world while improving communication skills.
100% free & 200% fun
A contest to boost your confidence.
$0.00
The best thing in the world are free
You may refer to the detailed steps to complete the enrollment process for the individuals. For school registration, contact us at info@competitivekids.org.
Most rewarding contest
Infinite return on your investment
Up to $250.00 Prize
Medals & Scholarships
School Grades: 5-10
Registration Closes: 19th May 2023
Preliminary Round (2022): Results
Final Round: 3rd June 2023
Final Results (2022): 16th July
Contest Details
What is The Canadian Debate Summer Contest?
Preliminary Round: May 1st-15th, 2023
Final Round: June 3rd, 2023, 12 pm-3 pm ET
Recognition & Awards
Detailed Registration Steps
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Debra Miko
CMSC Advisory Board Member
Debra Miko is the executive director of The Speech and Debate Canada Foundation. During her impressive tenure at the CSDF, she rebuilt the organization to become accountable to its members and focus on our youth first, all while growing the nationwide debate activity. She has worked with hundreds of students across Canada and internationally as a judge and supervisor for the Canadian National Team.
Her enthusiasm for Canadian youth is second to none, as she puts their welfare at the forefront of every decision. We are extremely fortunate that she is on our team!
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SPREAD AWARENESS AND DONATE
We want to help students all across the globe. Please help us spread the word. We are confident that the participants will have fun solving some of the coolest math problems with our unique approach, allowing them to try each problem more than once.
We also need funds to run this program, especially for licensing costs involving specific tools. The anticipated cost to facilitate this is over $15,000. We are relying on the generosity of our donors to help meet this cost, as we will not be charging the students any contest fees. Therefore, we will greatly appreciate your support and donation.