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The University of Saskatchewan hosts this info session about AquaHacking Lake Winnipeg, a startup competition and mentorship program for youth on the Prairies.

Info session: AquaHacking Lake Winnipeg 2020 Challenge

Learn about a startup competition and mentorship program that challenges youth to save one of Canada’s most beloved lakes

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Hackers, start your engines! The International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD) is challenging youth from across the Prairies to save one of Canada’s most beloved lakes with the AquaHacking Lake Winnipeg 2020 Challenge.

AquaHacking Lake Winnipeg is a startup competition and mentorship program designed to spark tech and business development addressing environmental problems related to fresh water. Between January and October 2020, we’re challenging students and early career professionals from all disciplines to team up and develop innovative solutions to improve the health of the Lake Winnipeg Basin.

With $50,000 in cash prizes and local incubator space up for grabs, this is a great opportunity for anyone interested in entrepreneurship, technology, engineering, biological sciences, marketing, design, and environmental sustainability—or just looking for a fun way to learn new skills, connect with mentors, and make the world a better place!

Attend the AquaHacking Info Session at the University of Saskatchewan to learn more!

Wednesday, Feb. 5
12:30–1:30 pm
Room 109 Arts Building
Light lunch fare will be provided

Register for the info session here. Registration is encouraged (though not required) so we can make sure there’s enough food!

For additional information, please contact Catherine van Reenen at cvanreenen@iisd.ca.


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