List of hackathons in Canada in 2019

Techie girls in the Greater Toronto Area! You're invited to participate in Girls Hack DMZ 2019 at the Ryerson DMZ business incubator. You'll get to collaborate with like-minded young girls interested in tech and also network with world-class tech mentors. If you haven't yet, please fill out this Girls Hack DMZ 2019 Registration google form, this is mandatory!

This is the event description 

High-school coders and entrepreneurs in the Greater Vancouver Area! If you're interested in learning more about Hackcouver 2020 hackathon -- Vancouver’s First High School Business Hackathon -- then you're invited to attend the Hackcouver X QUP Kickoff Event. At this event, you'll get to network with industry professionals and learn about the Hackathon. You'll also learn about Hackouver's parther QUP (pronounced Q-UP) QUP mobile game for high school students that allows them to practice curiosity and empathy, while earning fundraising dollars!

Kids in the Greater Toronto Area! Are you into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)? Would you like to be? You're invited to sign up for the completely student-run SPARK Hackathon 2019. At this event, you'll join one of 40 teams of up to 5 hackers each, you'll get 24 hours to invent and build a software or hardware project. Pitch your team's project to a panel of judges and your fellow participants for the chance to take home a prize worth up to $1000!

t' ("t prime") is an open and inclusive space where researchers are engaged to share experience and ideas on tractable inference.

Talks.dev - Great tech speakers and startups to meet!

Gaming enthusiasts in the Greater Toronto Area! Red Bull Canada invites you to participate in Red Bull AdrenaLAN in Toronto's Enercare Centre. At this 2-day festival-like event, you can expect tournaments, free play, BYOC, live streaming events, panels, hackathons and more.

Young boys of colour -- ages 8 to 17 -- in the Brampton, ON area! Black Boys Code Brampton invites you to participate in the first Autonomous Navigation Hackathon. You'll be challenged to develop the best, smartest, and the most creative solution you can -- programming a physical robot to traverse an obstacle course.

IIBA® Ottawa-Outaouais, in collaboration with Women's Economic Council, and Sprott School of Business, is pleased to host a full-day Business Analysis Hackathon.  Overview & Purpose Are you an experienced or aspiring business analyst? Would you like to use your skills in an amazing way to help a social cause?  Did you know that there are over 170,000 non-profit organizations in Canada, 85,000 of which are registered charities. IIBA Ottawa-Outaouais Chapter is excited to invite you to a special event where you will work in teams to solve a business problem for a national Canadian Non-Profit Organization. We are partnering with Women's Economic Council (WEC) in this full-day hackathon where teams will focus on one of three business problems.  Like most non-profit organizations, WEC faces business challenges in areas such as funding, succession planning and human resource management. This will be your team’s chance to use business analysis skills and techniques to make a positive impact for WEC. The lessons WEC will learn will then be shared to benefit other non-profits facing similar challenges.The teams are free to use any business analysis techniques they wish in order to come up with creative solutions to these problems. As a business analyst participant, you will gain valuable experience (eligible for 7 PDs or CDUs) while working with your peers in the profession to solve real-world problems for a WEC.  This is also an opportunity to build your professional network and benefit from mentorship between peers. Workshop Objectives To apply and learn business analysis techniques through real experience on a business problem To serve your community by contributing your BA services to a non-profit organization To collaborate with your peers in the community Good to know: Teams will be made of a mix of Senior, Intermediate and Novice BAs to allow for sharing of ideas and mentorship. When registering, please select the ticket matching your experience level. As the non-profit organization may be sharing some sensitive or private information, you will be asked to sign and return a Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA) once you register. Prior to the event, you will be sent the business case study that provides some background information about the business problems.  This will help you understand the context of the problems. We like to celebrate these cool and creative events! Videos and photos will be taken throughout the day.  Once you register, you will be sent a media release form for you to indicate whether you wish to be in these videos and photos that will be published after the event. Visitor Parking (Pay Onsite): Parking areas on campus are programmed based on an hourly rate. We suggest parking in lot P1 for all-day visitor parking on a weekend. The weekend daily rate is $6.00. More information is available at: https://carleton.ca/parking/visitors/parking-rates/ Who should attend Business Analysts ranging from novice to senior experience levels For more details, please visit the IIBA® Ottawa-Outaouais Chapter website. Agenda 8:30 - 9:00 Check-in, continental breakfast, networking 9:00 - 9:30 Opening Remarks & Introduction, Case Study and BABOK(R) walkthrough 9:30 - 12:00 Hackathon 12:00 - 1:00 Lunch provided by WEC (you may work through lunch) 1:00 - 4:00 Hackathon 4:00 - 4:30 Team presentations IMPORTANT: Please advise of any dietary restrictions. Note: attendees should avoid wearing strong perfumes/colognes as a courtesy to others who might have sensitivities.   About the IIBA® Ottawa-Outaouais Chapter We are a community-based professional association run by BAs for BAs, supporting IIBA's local members and the broader Business Analysis community in Canada's National Capital Region and the surrounding areas of Eastern Ontario and Western Québec. About Women's Economic Council Founded in 2002, the Women’s Economic Council (WEC) is a national charitable organization helping Canadian women, especially marginalized women and those at risk of poverty, achieve their economic goals. (Their website is located at: https://womenseconomiccouncil.ca/.) Women’s Economic Council (WEC) believes in equity and empowering women to achieve their full economic potential. WEC works with other organizations to lead the way in opening doors for women’s enterprise and women’s community economic development (CED). CED is an approach that focuses on all of the elements that contribute to economic stability, including factors like people, employment, inclusion and sustainability. Hosted by The Sprott School of Business at Carleton University explores complex management issues through innovative programs, interdisciplinary research and collaborative partnerships. Sprott offers business degree programs at the undergraduate, master’s and doctoral levels, as well as a range of professional development programs. Sprott's Masters Certificate in Business Analysis equips you with the knowledge and techniques necessary to be an effective Business Analyst and, most importantly, helps you become a professional BA, able to achieve successful business solutions and satisfy customers. The Sprott School of Business is accredited by The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB). The Masters Certificate in Business Analysis is offered in partnership with the Schulich Executive Education Centre at York University. For more information, visit sprott.carleton.ca Email: profdev@sprott.carleton.ca Phone: 613-520-3486

***SOLD OUT - join the waitlist for ticket updates & to stay posted to future ParTecK events. About This Event The ParTeck Collective + Friends invite you to a holiday event designed for creative (and cognitive) connections over the topic of decentralization and alternative finance. If you’ve ever wondered what decentralization really means to your life, your organization or the greater culture you’re participating in, this evening is a great opportunity to dive in deep with other changemakers, thought leaders, and philosophers, including five speakers who are experts in their fields. A huge holiday shout out to our partners the Human Data Commons foundation, ParTecK Network, Conscious Lab, Startup Vancouver, TransTech Vancouver, Stratos, Consciousness Hacking Vancouver and the Decentralized Dance Party (DDP) whose collective spirits will fill our cups over this holiday event to be remembered. Ticket Etiquette Capacity is limited, so we anticipate this free event will sell out before the day. If you reserve a ticket and can’t end up attending, please give us notice so we can extend it to someone else. What to Wear//Prizes The spirit of the DDP, we’ll be giving away some awesome prizes for best dressed. Your favourite funk attire; retro, onesies and neon are all fair game! Watch more of the DDP style on YouTube. Details Arrivals @6:30pm. Dialogue kicks off @7p.m. at Conscious Lab in downtown Vancouver. Our Speakers Kris Constable is a globally recognized privacy and information security expert, CEO and advisor on digital security and responsible data practices. He is an advisor for several blockchain tech orgs and sits as a director of several non-profits, including PeaceGeeks. He is the founder of ideasmeetings.org, ideawave.ca, and several other community events, where he has often been described as a super-connector. He's currently prioritizing building privacy tools and technology for anyone doing legal business activities. Mia Cosco, founder of Consciousness Hacking Vancouver, demonstrated her deep passion to heal hearts and minds by leading the first entheogenic research organization at her university at age 20. Since then, her impact has been profound, through activating conscious capital and advancing psychology to integrate the newest paradigms into science. She’s passionate about technology, wellness, and women's empowerment and sees decentralization as an intrinsic part of our emerging world. MaRi Eagar is an award-winning digital future trends consultant whose focus for more than 15 years has involved distributed approaches to leadership and culture development and whose organization Digital Futures continues to rethink the distributed future of the digital economy. As a decentralized finance expert, she’s organized and spoke at a plethora of related events, including Blockstack Hackathon, DogeCon2018 and BC Blockchain Forum events. Gary Lachance has been a tireless advocate of Radical Decentralization for over a decade, from the Burning Man playa to cities around the world. For the past 8 years, he has been operating the Decentralized Dance Party; a uniquely powerful demonstration that has united hundreds of thousands worldwide in revolutionary acts of shared experience. Gary’s ultimate goal is to host a Simultaneous Global dance Party and win the Nobel Peace Prize for Partying. Scott Nelson is an integral futurist and open source evangelist. He founded one of Canada’s first web agencies and was an early adopter and promoter of decentralized digital currencies. His current focus is assisting in building structures that buttress the transition to Game B. He’s also the Founder & Co-Chair of the Human Data Commons foundation, a non-profit dedicated to equitable and sustainable digital futures.