The Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge

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Challenge Description

Propose new tools to measure rehabilitation activities and their impact on function in individuals living with spinal cord injury (SCI).

Who Should Participate?

  • Technology providers
  • Individuals with lived experience
  • Clinicians
  • Researchers/Academia/Students
  • Government/Public sector institutions
  • Private sector organizations

Opportunity

  • 1 award of $100,000
  • 2 additional awards of $50,000
  • Post-challenge: validation, scaling, and adoption-oriented activities

Click here for Challenge Rules – note updates due to COVID-19

What’s Happening Now?

Congratulations to the winners of this Challenge: The Kite Research Institute, Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital (Pearl Interactives) and NCB-Lab at the University of Alberta. Read more about their innovative solutions here.

Submissions Closed
20/11/2020Submission Deadline (Extended)
$200,000 prize pool

The Challenge

Spinal cord injury (SCI) impacts multiple body systems and functions, and can contribute to decreased participation and quality of life. Following a spinal cord injury, many individuals seek rehabilitation to improve and restore body function and independence.

Typically, physical rehabilitation consists of a series of routine exercises prescribed by a clinician. The objective of rehabilitation is to improve function (e.g. physical, cardiovascular, respiratory, etc.) so individuals can participate in meaningful daily activities.

However, there is a lack of accessible technologies that track rehabilitation activities and their resulting impact on function. As a result, the relative effectiveness of both traditional and newly-developed physical rehabilitation methods (such as activity-based therapy) after spinal cord injury is difficult to evaluate.

 

What are the gaps in understanding?

Data gathering in the rehabilitation context is inconsistent due to the absence of solutions that can effectively track and monitor rehabilitation activities and their impact on the function of individuals with SCI. Measurements of function act as a yardstick with which to monitor physical improvements by tracking changes in ability throughout the rehab process. The use of measurements of function to monitor patient progress is not widespread and often requires time-intensive observation by clinicians, yielding sometimes incomplete data.

This problem has made linking specific rehabilitation activities to improvements in function difficult, and has resulted in little evidence on the effectiveness of various rehabilitation treatments and approaches. From an individual perspective, this may translate to people with SCI not receiving the best possible treatment for their injury. Even worse, without a solution to clearly connect rehabilitation and progress, individuals may lose motivation to pursue further treatment.

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Structure

COVID-19 UPDATE: In lieu of submitting actual data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information, participants may provide plans detailing how data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information will be collected once related COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. Note that completed data collection and stakeholder engagement (conducted in-person and virtually) will be evaluated alongside engagement plans.

For Submissions that include plans (instead of actual data or stakeholder engagement information), Judges will base their evaluations on plan feasibility and how implementation of the plan would fulfill the Challenge Judging Criteria.

 

Challenge Structure

The Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge seeks to improve on the measurement of rehabilitation activities and their resulting impact on individuals with SCI. More specifically, this challenge asks innovators to:

1. Propose a solution to improve quantification of one or more of the following rehabilitation activities, specifically for individuals with SCI.

a) Bed/seated control activities
b) Standing control activities
c) Walking, stairs (inside and/or outside)
d) Gross motor upper extremity (shoulder; elbow)
e) Fine motor upper extremity (elbow; forearm; wrist; hand)

2. Demonstrate the solution’s ability to measure the impact of rehabilitation activities on function in individuals with SCI. This challenge focuses on areas that are important to persons with lived experience and existing gaps in research and practice. Innovators should provide at least one measurement of function that is automatically generated via their solution AND at least one patient reported measurement of function. Categories include:

a) Physical function – e.g. strength, mobility, time able to stand independently, distance walked in 2 minutes etc.
b) Cardiovascular function – e.g. heart rate, blood pressure
c) Respiratory function – e.g. vital capacity, rating of perceived exertion
d) Other – e.g. spasticity, pain, sexual function, bowel, bladder, quality of life

 

The Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge also requires:

  • that proposed solutions are validated in collaboration with individuals with lived experience (which may also include family members and caregivers); and
  • a detailed description of participants and activities being measured.

 

Submission Format

Innovators must complete and submit the following:

For additional details on these requirements and resources available to support, please see the Challenge Overview Document (Updated).

 

Post-Challenge

The challenge winner(s) will have an opportunity to further validate their solution in an academic or clinical setting through the formation of strategic partnerships with subject-matter experts and key-end user segments.

Timeline

Challenge Launch (14/11/2019)

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Informational Webinar #1 (11/12/2019)

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Informational Webinar #2 (22/01/2020)

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Informational Webinar #3 (01/04/2020)

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COVID-19 Q&A Session (02/06/2020)

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Given the great difficulties that COVID-19 has caused, MaRS and Praxis have made the decision to update the Challenge Rules.

This Q&A session will review these changes, and answer queries and concerns from attendees.

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Submission Deadline (19/11/2020)

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Winners Announcement (21/12/2020)

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Required for Submission

Submission Form - UPDATED
Data Overview Document - UPDATED

Additional Resources

Challenge Overview Document - UPDATED
Judging Criteria
Final Informational Webinar- Oct 21 2020
Informational Webinar 3- April 1 2020
Informational Webinar 2- Jan 22 2020
Informational Webinar 1- Dec 11 2019
Challenge Launch Webinar- Nov 14 2019
Glossary
Helpful Resources
Contest Rules - UPDATED

FAQ

You may only enter the Challenge if at the time of entry you meet all of the below requirements:

  • The primary applicant must be a legal resident of Canada
  • You are at least 18 years old or the age of majority in the province or territory where you reside
  • You are not an employee of MaRS, or the Praxis Spinal Cord Institute, and you are not the immediate family member of any such employee

Both individual and team submissions are welcome.

If you are applying as a member of a team, note that only one submission is required. Please identify a primary contact person on your team when completing the submission form. We ask that all team members sign up for individual profiles on marschallenges.com. There is no limit to the number of people on a team.

The innovator will retain all intellectual property rights.

No. All submissions are kept private and no details are shared with other competitors.

Given the great difficulties that COVID-19 has caused, the Challenge Rules have been updated as summarized below. For more information, please see the full Contest rules here.

 

  1. The deadline for submissions is extended to November 19, 2020 to accommodate the strain and limitations that physical distancing and other restrictions have placed on entrants.

 

  1. In lieu of submitting actual data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information, entrants may provide plans detailing how data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information will be collected once related COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. Note that completed data collection and stakeholder engagement (conducted in-person and virtually) will be evaluated alongside engagement plans.

 

  1. For Submissions that include plans (instead of actual data or stakeholder engagement information), Judges will base their evaluations on plan feasibility and how implementation of the plan would fulfill the Challenge Judging Criteria.

 

  1. Top 3 Submissions will be announced no later than December 21, 2020.

If you have a question that is not answered in the FAQ, you can contact the challenge sponsor by e-mailing challenges@marsdd.com.

Challenge Updates

IMPORTANT: Changes to the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge

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Thank you for your continued interest and engagement in the Challenge. Given the great difficulties that COVID-19 has caused, MaRS and Praxis have made the decision to amend the Challenge Rules as summarized below and described in the updated Challenge Rules:

 

  1. The deadline for submissions is extended to November 19, 2020 to accommodate the strain and limitations that physical distancing and other restrictions have placed on entrants. 
  1. In lieu of submitting actual data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information, entrants may provide plans detailing how data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information will be collected once related COVID-19 restrictions are lifted. Note that completed data collection and stakeholder engagement (conducted in-person and virtually) will be evaluated alongside engagement plans. 
  1. For Submissions that include plans (instead of actual data or stakeholder engagement information), Judges will base their evaluations on plan feasibility and how implementation of the plan would fulfill the Challenge Judging Criteria. 
  1. Top 3 Submissions will be announced no later than December 21, 2020.

 

For more information about changes to the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge in light of COVID-19, please refer to the updated Challenge rules and submission form, and attend the Q&A session hosted by the MaRS Innovation Challenges team on Tuesday, June 2 from 12:00 – 1:00pm ET. Details below.

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Q&A session: Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge and COVID-19

 

Many of you may have questions about COVID-19 related updates made to the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge (e.g. extending deadlines and substituting plans for actual data), and what this means for your submission. As such, MaRS and Praxis will be holding a Q&A session on Tuesday, June 2 from 12:00 – 1:00pm ET, to answer all queries and concerns. Please register for the session below:

 

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Informational Webinar #2

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Join our second informational webinar on January 22 from 12-1pm ET to learn more about the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge and have your questions answered live. Reserve your spot for this webinar below:

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Team-Building Support

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If you are interested in partnering with others for this Challenge, we ask that you complete the following Team Building Support Survey. The survey is an assessment of your expertise and your specific team needs, with the goal of bringing together teams of individuals to collaborate for the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge. Please complete the form below in as much detail as possible by January 30th.

 

 

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Informational Webinar #1

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MaRS and Praxis Spinal Cord Institute are pleased to invite you to an informational webinar for the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge — a $200K competition asking innovators to propose new tools to measure rehabilitation activities and their impact on function in individuals living with spinal cord injury (SCI).

Join us on December 11 to learn more about the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge and hear tips on how to create a successful submission. Interested applicants can reserve their spot for the webinar below:

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Hope to see you there! If you have any questions, please feel free to contact challenges@marsdd.com

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Please note the following updates to the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge Rules below due to COVID-19:

  • The deadline for submissions is extended to November 19, 2020.
  • In lieu of submitting actual data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information, entrants may provide plans detailing how data and/or in-person stakeholder engagement information will be collected once related COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.
  • For submissions that include plans, judges will base their evaluations on plan feasibility and how implementation of the plan would fulfill the Challenge Judging Criteria.
  • Top 3 Submissions will be announced no later than December 21, 2020.

For more information, please refer to the updated rules below:

 

Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge Contest Rules

 

MaRS Discovery District (“MaRS”) is pleased to present the Spinal Cord Rehab Innovation Challenge Contest (the “Contest”).

The Contest is governed by the rules as set out below. By entering the Contest, you agree to abide by the rules and decisions of MaRS and the Contest judges. You also agree to comply with all applicable laws. The Contest is void to the extent prohibited or restricted by law.

In these rules “you” means the individual who clicks “I agree” below, unless the individual is entering on behalf of a company, in which case “you” refers to that company.

 

THE RULES

1.     Contest Purpose

The purpose of the Contest is to propose and test tools and methodologies that measure rehabilitation activities and their impact on the health of individuals living with spinal cord injury.

2.     Contest Period

The Contest will open at 12:01am ET on November 14th, 2019, and will close on 11:59pm EDT on November 19th, 2020.

3.     How to Enter

You may enter the Contest by filling out the registration form at www.marschallenges.com (the “Contest Website”), and providing the submission as described in section 5 below and any other materials you may provide to MaRS (including without limitation data collection plans or stakeholder engagement plans)(collectively, the “Submission”). You must provide the required information accurately, and accept the terms and conditions displayed as part of the registration process.

All entries must be received by MaRS on or before 11:59pm EDT, November 19th, 2020.

It is solely your responsibility to ensure that you are properly registered. MaRS will not be responsible for any lost, delayed, misdirected, illegible, incomplete, damaged or undeliverable entries, or any delay or failure to transmit, process, receive or consider entries.

4.     Eligibility – Entrants

You are not required to make any purchase or pay any fee to enter or win the Contest.

You may only enter the Contest if you meet one of the two criteria:

1. You are an individual and, at the time of entry: (a) you are a legal resident of Canada, and (b) you are at least the age of majority in the province where you reside.

OR

2. You are a company which was incorporated in Canada, and the person who agrees to these terms on your behalf has the legal authority to do so.

MaRS’ employees and their immediate families (i.e., their spouses, siblings, children, spouses’ parents, and the spouses of any of those individuals) and their household members (related or not), and anyone otherwise connected with the Contest, are not eligible to enter the Contest.

MaRS may at any time in its sole discretion disqualify any entrant who: does not meet the Contest’s eligibility criteria, fails to comply with these rules, attempts to enter the Contest in any manner or through any means other than as described in these rules, attempts to disrupt the Contest or attempts to circumvent any of these rules.

5.     Your Submission

The Submission you develop in connection with the Contest must meet all of the following criteria:

(a)   It must not contain, depict or refer to any crude, vulgar, obscene, sexually explicit, disparaging, discriminatory, offensive, illegal or otherwise unsuitable language, activity or other content (all as determined by MaRS in its sole discretion).

(b)   It must not contain, depict or refer to any content which disparages or refers negatively to MaRS, the Contest, or any other person or entity (all as determined by MaRS in its sole discretion).

(c)   It must not conflict with any of MaRS’ core values, or otherwise be objectionable to MaRS (as determined by MaRS in its sole discretion).

(d)   It must not contain any content that violates any law or any third party’s rights (including privacy, personality and intellectual property rights).

(e)   It must not have been submitted to any other website or contest.

(f)    It must meet all other guidelines and criteria listed on the Contest Website.

MaRS may disqualify any Submission if MaRS determines (in its sole discretion) that the Submission does not comply with the above requirements or otherwise with these rules.

6.     Your Additional Representations and Warranties

By submitting a Submission to MaRS, you represent and warrant that:

(a)   you are the original creator of the Submission;

(b)   you are the sole owner of the copyright and all other rights in the Submission;

(c)   MaRS will not infringe or violate any third party’s intellectual property, privacy, personality or other rights when MaRS copies, displays, edits, modifies, transmits or otherwise uses that Submission in connection with the Contest or the publication the Contest or any future MaRS event; and,

(d)   the Submission meets all of the eligibility requirements set out in these rules.

7.     Voting and Judging

MaRS’ judges will select the top three Submissions in their sole discretion on or before July 30th, 2020, based on the following criteria:

Criteria Description Scoring

(100 points max)
Data Is the solution able to generate valuable, reliable, and quality data? What are the number of rehabilitation activities and measurements of function? How many additional descriptors of the data are included? For patient-reported measurements of function were existing questions/tools used? 15
Accessibility Is the data generated via the solution easily accessible and presented in a format that provides value to its target end user? Is the data made easily available to those participating? Can the data be integrated with other tools/platforms that currently exist? 5
Stakeholder Engagement Was a wide group of stakeholders engaged, including individuals with lived experience of spinal cord injury? How actively were these individuals engaged? How many diverse perspectives were included to inform this solution? How much did these perspectives impact the solution? 10
Novelty Is the solution creative and innovative compared to existing methodologies? Does it address an existing gap in the quantification of rehabilitation activities and measurements of function that you are aware of? 5
Accuracy What evidence is provided to support the accuracy of values reported for each activity (i.e. how was data collected, generated, calculated, and/or validated specifically for individuals living with spinal cord injury)? 15
Applicability/ Scalability Is the technology/solution applicable to rehabilitation activities and measurements of function other than those presented in the submission? How easily can the solution be adopted/implemented in different settings? How feasible is the plan to further scale the technology/solution?

Can this tool be applied to other groups of individuals?

 15
Impact Has the solution already benefitted or does it have the potential to positively impact the lives of individuals with spinal cord injury? 15
Privacy and Confidentiality Was sufficient consideration made to ensure the privacy, security, and anonymity of the data and participants? 10
Video Does the video include all information requested? How easy is this information to understand? 10

If, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Entrant is unable to collect data from, and/or conduct stakeholder engagements with, the spinal cord injury population, a data collection plan and/or stakeholder engagement plan should be included in the Submission. In their evaluation of such plans, Judges will determine whether implementation of such plan(s) (as described) would fulfill of the above described criteria; feasibility of plan implementation will be part of such determination.

The judges will also rank the top three Submissions, selecting a first place, second place and third place Submission. The judges may also rank additional Submissions in case any or all of the first three Submissions are disqualified. The decisions of the judges will be final and binding.

8.     Winners

Entrants who have been selected to receive a prize will be sent notifications by email. In order for an entrant to be declared a Contest winner and be eligible for a prize, the entrant must:

  1. have complied with, and remain in compliance with, these rules; and
  2. sign and deliver to MaRS (within ten (10) days after MaRS’ request) a standard declaration and release form, which will include: a declaration of the finalists’ compliance with these rules, an acceptance of the prize as awarded, a publicity release, a liability release, and the correct answer to a skill-testing question, and any other documentation that MaRS may require.

MaRS may request valid proof of identity, residency, age and other relevant documentation, and MaRS may disqualify a entrant if MaRS determines (in its sole discretion) that the provided proof is not sufficient.

If a selected entrant does not comply with all of the above requirements within the above time frames, or does not otherwise comply with these rules, MaRS may disqualify the entrant, and select the next best Submission as a replacement finalist. In that case, the above process will be repeated.

MaRS expects to announce the name of the winner on or around 11:59pm ET, December 21st, 2020.

The chances of winning will depend upon the number of entrants.

9.     Prizes

There are three (3) prizes to be won, as follows:

  • One (1) grand prize of CAD$100,000.00 for the first place Submission; and
  • Two (2) runner-up prizes of CAD$50,000.00 each.

All prizes must be accepted as awarded (with no substitutions), and may not be sold, transferred, or converted into cash. The winners will be solely responsible for all travel and other costs associated with obtaining or redeeming the prizes.

MaRS will make reasonable efforts to deliver prizes to the addresses/accounts provided by entrants. However, MaRS cannot guarantee that any prizes returned to MaRS due to non-delivery at the provided address will be re-sent to the prize winners.

10.  Cancellation

If for any reason MaRS cannot run the Contest as planned (including as a result of bugs, tampering, unauthorized intervention, fraud, technical failures, infection by computer virus or any other cause that corrupts, impairs or affects the administration, security, fairness, integrity, or proper conduct of this Contest), MaRS may cancel, modify, extend or suspend the Contest. In that event, MaRS may award prizes at random from among the eligible entries received up to the time of the impairment, or award no prizes.

MaRS may also disqualify any individual who tampers with or in any way corrupts the entry or voting process, or who attempts to undermine the legitimate operation of the Contest by cheating, hacking, deception, or other unfair practices, or by attempting to annoy, abuse, threaten or harass any other entrants or MaRS representatives.

11.  Licence from all Entrants to MaRS

You will retain the intellectual property rights in your Submission. However, you hereby grant to MaRS the unrestricted, royalty-free, perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, sublicensable, assignable, licence (but not the obligation) to reproduce, communicate, modify, display, transmit, publicly perform, make derivative works from, and otherwise use your Submission (in whole or in part) without any fee or other form of compensation, and without further notification or permission, for the following purposes:

(a)   administering the Contest;

(b)   identifying you by name as the creator of the Submission;

(c)   displaying the winning entries in the Contest; and,

(d)   advertising in any media, including to advertise the Contest, future Contests, and MaRS’ products and services.

12.  Publicity

Except where otherwise prohibited by law, participation in the Contest constitutes a winner’s consent to MaRS’ use of the winner’s name, home town and photograph for promotional purposes without further notification, permission, payment or consideration.

13.  DISCLAIMERS, LIABILITY AND INDEMNIFICATION

MaRS DOES NOT ACCEPT LIABILITY FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY SUBMISSION OR FOR ANY OTHER LOSS OR DAMAGE RESULTING DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY FROM YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE CONTEST OR YOUR RECEIPT, USE OR REDEMPTION OF ANY PRIZE(S), OR YOUR INABILITY TO RECEIVE, USE OR REDEEM ANY PRIZE(S).

MaRS IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR: (1) INCORRECT OR INACCURATE TRANSCRIPTION OF ENTRY INFORMATION OR LATE, LOST, INCOMPLETE, MISDIRECTED ENTRIES, OR ENTRIES RECEIVED THROUGH IMPERMISSIBLE OR ILLEGITIMATE CHANNELS; (2) TECHNICAL FAILURES OF ANY KIND, INCLUDING THE MALFUNCTIONING OF ANY TELEPHONE, COMPUTER, NETWORK, HARDWARE OR SOFTWARE; (3) THE UNAVAILABILITY OR INACCESSIBILITY OF ANY SERVICE; (4) UNAUTHORIZED HUMAN INTERVENTION IN ANY PART OF THE ENTRY PROCESS OR THE CONTEST; (5) ELECTRONIC OR HUMAN ERROR WHICH MAY OCCUR IN THE ADMINISTRATION OF THE CONTEST OR THE PROCESSING OF ENTRIES; OR (6) ANY INJURY OR DAMAGE TO PERSONS OR PROPERTY, INCLUDING YOUR COMPUTER, WHICH MAY BE CAUSED, DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY, IN WHOLE OR IN PART, FROM YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE CONTEST OR FROM DOWNLOADING OR USING ANY MATERIAL PROVIDED BY MaRS.

MaRS WILL NOT BE LIABLE TO YOU FOR ANY INDIRECT, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONTEST OR THESE RULES.

YOU HEREBY RELEASE AND AGREE TO INDEMNIFY AND HOLD HARMLESS MaRS AND ITS EMPLOYEES, DIRECTORS, OFFICERS, AFFILIATES, AGENTS, JUDGES AND ADVERTISING AND PROMOTIONAL AGENCIES FROM ANY AND ALL DAMAGES, INJURIES, CLAIMS, CAUSES OF ACTIONS, LIABILITY OR LOSSES OF ANY KIND (INCLUDING ACTUAL LEGAL FEES AND EXPENSES), KNOWN OR UNKNOWN, ABSOLUTE OR CONTINGENT, NOW OR IN THE FUTURE ARISING FROM OR RELATED TO: (A) YOUR FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH ANY OF THESE RULES; (B) ANY MISREPRESENTATION YOU MAKE UNDER THESE RULES OR OTHERWISE TO MaRS; (C) YOUR PARTICIPATION IN THE CONTEST; OR (D) YOUR RECEIPT, USE OR REDEMPTION OF ANY PRIZE, OR YOUR INABILITY TO RECEIVE, USE OR REDEEM ANY PRIZE.

14.  Personal Information Consent

You consent to MaRS using and disclosing your personal information (or if you are a corporation, you consent on behalf of all individuals whose personal information is included in the Submission) for the purposes of administering the Contest; advertising the Contest and any future Contests and any of MaRS’ products and services; and for the other purposes described in these rules.

15.  Law

The Rules will be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Province of Ontario, Canada, and the federal laws of Canada applicable therein.

16.  Disputes

All disputes, claims and causes of action arising out of or connected with the Contest, prizes or these rules will be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, and exclusively by the appropriate court of the Province of Ontario, Canada.

17.  Further Information

For more information please contact MaRS Challenges at:

MaRS Discovery District

101 College Street, Suite 100

Toronto, Ontario, M5G 1L7

challenges@marsdd.com

416-673-8100

 

A copy of these rules can be found in the “Resources” tab of the Challenge page.

 

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