Ethan Choi
Palmer
Block B
Math Contests
Students in Palmer that demonstrate an extending understanding of maths can participate in math contests to showcase their skills
Euclid
University of Waterloo's Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing (CEMC) was created without a clear date (around 1963) to honour the greek mathematician, Euclid, who is deemed the "Father of Geometry."​
Pascal, Cayley, Fermat
All three math contests were created by CEMC, with Fermat being first at 1989, while Pascal and Cayley math contests was made at 1998. All these are named after their respected matheticians.
Fermat
Cayley
Pascal
CMO & COMC
The Canadian Math Olympiads, and Canadian Open Mathematic Competitions are all math contests inside of Canada for math students to participate.
Harvard MIT Mathematic Tournament (HMMT)
The HMMT was created by students from Harvard and MIT in 1998. Their mission is to encourage math interests in students (based on HMMT's official website.)
Summary
Mathematics competitions in the modern day is common to be inspired by famous mathematicians that contributed significantly throughout the history of math. Popular examples not stated above would be Gauss contests, Pythagoras contests, Newton contests and more.
If you believe you have an exceptional mathematic ability beyond the scope of the school curriculum, you are heavily encouraged to apply for these competitions. As getting a good score could heavily boost your probability to enrol in desired universities.