I liked the training camp because I got to meet some new people and refresh on some math. I think that the WMO is a good opportunity to get better at math, but also team activities. The practice activities we did in class were fun, since they got us together as a group before the actual activities, but also helped us know what the actual activities were like.  

Julius A. K. - Silver Medalist from Toronto, Ontario

 Two years ago, I went to Seoul, South Korea for the WMO, and I had the best days of my life, so I decided to try again to go to the WMO, and I made the team this year! So, I am thrilled to go again this year and to represent Canada. 

Ryan D. - Bronze Medalist from Toronto, Ontario

 I went to the World Mathematical Olympiad last year in Beijing, China, which was not my choice, but my mom’s😜. In the end, it turned out to be so much fun to compete with my team and I got a great experience!!!  I’m glad to have the chance to attend again this year at Stanford this summer. I hope that Canada will be proud of me and 🍁Team Canada🍁!

Caroline C. - Bronze Medalist from Markham, Ontario

David really likes to do Math. Last year we were travelling during the contest time. So, we couldn’t enroll to take the previous contests. This year he didn’t wanna miss it again. It is so lucky to be selected as one member of Canada team Level 1 this year. He is so thrilled to have this chance.

Carol, David’s Mom - Bronze Medalist from Richmond, British Columbia

I am very excited to participate and be a part of this amazing contest!

Nicolas P. N. Silver Medalist from Markham, Ontario

A lot of things drive me to represent Canada this summer! It is an amazing opportunity to have some fun, test my abilities, and meet new people, and visit Stanford University. WMO is not just your typical math competition. You don’t just sit there for an hour, write an exam paper, and leave. The whole competition is a full day affair packed with fun. 

Jessica J. Bronze Medalist from Vancouver, British Columbia

Math is a good summer pastime and I want to get better at it. I tried out for the Canadian Math Team because I wanted to test myself and see how hard it would be. I was excited for the chance to be part of a team and specially to go to California.

Joshua A. Merit Medalist from Ottawa, Ontario:

I am very proud and happy to be representing my country, especially at Stanford as I hear it's a really good university. So, I am excited but nervous too as I’m competing against the whole entire world. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity and I am very happy that I can make the best of it and not waste it.

Ansh A. Bronze Medalist from Brampton, Ontario: