Science Fair Award Winning Projects!
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Five students from Royal West Academy in Montreal West shined at the annual Hydro-Québec Montreal Regional Science and Technology Fair held at Laval Senior Academy. Twin sisters Lauren and Cassidy Engo and their project entitled “Take a Bite Out of CO2” won the Bronze Medal (Senior), Canadian Meteorological and Oceanic Society Award, the Highest Distinction Award, the McGill University - Faculty of Science - Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences Award , the McGill University - Faculty of Science Award and the Super expo-sciences Hydro Québec (SESHQ) Experimentation & Design Award. They have qualified for the provincial competition April 21 to 23 at CEPSUM, the Centre for Physical Education and Sports of the Université de Montréal. Laura De Angelis and Elisabetta Iorio and their Project Can You Remember? won the Champlain College, St. Lambert Campus Science Award and the John Abbott College Science Award Emma Birlean’s project Anxiety for High Achievers won the Dawson College Science Award and the McGill University - Psychology Award
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