Engineering Communication

• 1st prize:  Graham Shrive (Lakehead University)
• 2nd prize:  David Rancourt and Charles Vidal (Université de Sherbrooke)
• 3rd prize:  Stephen Young (University of Waterloo)

Consulting Engineering

• 1st prize:  Allison Hagerman, Allison Clavelle, Trevor Cleall, Jordan Van Besouw (University of Calgary)
• 2nd prize:  Belinda Li, Jen Von Gradulewski, Lani McPherson, Marie Manchester
    (University of Northern British Columbia)
• 3rd prize:  Denys Babineau, Jacqueline Cormier, Bernard Haché, Marcel Richard (Université de Moncton)

Innovative Design

• 1st prize:  Emilijian Mirceski (Ryerson University)
• 2nd prize:  Annie Zhang, Phoenix Xu, Oliver Limcangco, Ivan Graovac (University of Toronto)
• 3rd prize:  Eli Gibson, Kamil Kisiel, Derek Sahota (Simon Fraser University)

Extemporaneous Debate

• 1st prize:  Daniel Schwartz-Narbonne and Richard Lizius (University of Toronto)
• 2nd prize:  Paige Smith and James Crossman (University of Alberta)
• 3rd prize:  Brett Reynolds and Scott Flemming (Dalhousie University)

Junior Team Design

• 1st prize:  Hannah Sutherland, Daniel Palmer, Caleb Curtis, Gabriel Landry
    (University of Prince Edward Island)
• 2nd prize:  Megan Trimper, Stacy Murray, Mitchell Whyte, Robert Greenop (Acadia University)
• 3rd prize:  Julian Konomi, Kareem Amin, Junyan Boon, Paul Cuciuraneau (McGill University)

Senior Team Design

• 1st prize:  Andrew Horne, Byron Shay, Anthony Dickson, Matthew Bligh (Dalhousie University)
• 2nd prize:  Kristopher Lelliot, Nadine Ford, Kyle McMartin, Alex Smith-Windsor (Carleton University)
• 3rd prize:  Ryan Blunt, John Paul Chow, Kinman Lam, Treva Markle (University of Victoria)

Special awards

• Environmental Awareness: Hannah Sutherland, Daniel Palmer, Gabriel Landry, Caleb Curtis (University of Prince Edward Island)
• Technical Excellence: Graeme Smecher (Simon Fraser University)
• Awareness of Social Problems:  Alexandre Bisson, Francis Gauthier-Fredett, Jean-François Fortier, David Thériault (Université de Sherbrooke)
• Teamwork: Simon Delisle, Charles Lavalée, Marc-Étienne Binette, Félix-Antoine Hirbour (Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières)
• Communication Excellence: Damien Côté (Carleton University)
• People's Choice: Gabriel Forget and Jonathan Boily (Université du Québec à Chicoutimi)

The CEC, a unique opportunity for undergraduate engineering students to put their professional skills to the test, was created by the Canadian Federation of Engineering Students (CFES), an association with some 55,000 members in 33 engineering institutions. The first CEC took place at the University of Waterloo in 1985. Each year for over 20 years, the competition has been held at a different Canadian institution.

Founded in 1873, École Polytechnique de Montréal is one of Canada's leading engineering institutions in terms of both teaching and research. It is the largest engineering school in Québec as far as its student population and the scope of its research activities are concerned. École Polytechnique provides instruction in 11 engineering specialties and is responsible for more than one-quarter of university research in engineering in Québec. The school has 220 professors and nearly 6,000 students. Its operating budget is $85 million, in addition to a $66.7-million research and infrastructure fund. Polytechnique is affiliated with Université de Montréal.

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Source:  
Mona Chaaban
Organizing committee
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Information:  
Andrée Peltier
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