The AquaHacking Challenge, a national competition that encourages post-secondary students to find solutions to problems plaguing freshwater supplies, has launched in Atlantic Canada.
The East Coast program was launched Wednesday at an event at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax. The regional program is part of a national competition that awards a total of $50,000 to teams that come up with the best solutions to pressing water issues.
“We are extremely proud to establish AquaHacking in Atlantic Canada,” said AquaHacking Interim CEO Dominique Monchamp in a statement. “We hope that our