InSpire Canada Math Contest (ICMC) is an educational program offering monthly mathematics competitions for students in Canadian Grades 1–8. Its contests use everyday situations to make mathematics relevant and encourage regular practice, problem-solving, and confidence. International students may also participate, with their rankings reported separately from those of Canadian students.

Each contest lasts 45 minutes, with question counts and topics tailored to grade groups. Younger students explore areas such as counting, time, money, and shapes, while older students tackle subjects including fractions, data, spatial reasoning, probability, algebra, geometry, and logic. Questions are presented through age-appropriate stories, games, charts, and real-world scenarios.

Students can try a sample contest before competing in monthly rounds. InSpire Canada provides rankings at school, city, provincial, national, and global levels, along with results and performance-based certificates after each round. Contests use hybrid supervision, including live online webcam monitoring and on-site invigilation, with privacy policies and integrity checks outlined for participants. The organization also supports schools and clubs with group registration, coordination resources, and consolidated results.