Musa A (MusaAqeel)

Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Website

QHacks 2025

Kingston, Canada

QHacks 2025 is Queen's University's annual hackathon.

$CAD 43,714 in prizes
Jan 24 – 26, 2025
296 participants

Hack the Valley 9

Toronto, Canada

The 9th Iteration of Hack the Valley, are you up for the challenge?

$7,168 in prizes
Oct 4 – 6, 2024
276 participants

Hack the North 2024

Waterloo, Canada

Canada's Biggest Hackathon - University of Waterloo

$CAD 144,300 in prizes
Sep 13 – 15, 2024
835 participants

QHacks 2024

Kingston, Canada

QHacks 2024 is Queen's University's annual hackathon. This year's theme is "Unlocking the Future with AI".

$CAD 22,830 in prizes
Feb 2 – 4, 2024
241 participants

Hack the Valley 8

Toronto, Canada

The 8th Iteration of Hack the Valley, are you up for the challenge?

$8,120 in prizes
Oct 13 – 15, 2023
322 participants

Engen Hacks

Online

Unleash Your Potential and Fuel Innovation: Get Ready to Hack with Engen Hacks - Where Education Meets Ingenuity!

$17,632 in prizes
Winners announced
168 participants

Recess Hacks 3.0 by Grant Ou

Online

The largest online hackathon for Canadian high schoolers

$CAD 162,479 in prizes
Winners announced
304 participants

Treasure Hacks 3.0

Online

A hackathon that gives students an opportunity to compete, collaborate, and join a computer science community

$217,398 in prizes
Winners announced
571 participants

Maple x Tommy Hacks 2023

Online

Create apps and ideas with minimal coding experience required for Maple High School.

$CAD 35 in prizes
Winners announced
52 participants

Hack the Valley 7

Toronto, Canada

Build and innovate with Hack the Valley, now back in-person!

$3,351 in prizes
Oct 14 – 16, 2022
415 participants

Ignition Hacks 2022

Online

Canada's Largest High school Hackathon on Blockchain and Machine Learning.

$15,826 in prizes
Winners announced
485 participants

Recess Hacks 2.0

Online

Empowering high schoolers across Canada to use programming to create unique solutions to the world's problems.

$CAD 27,698 in prizes
Winners announced
92 participants