The 2017 edition of Science, On Tourne! challenged students to “build an autonomous machine able to pick up golf balls and put them in a container”.The winning team from the Local Dawson competition was sent to the Finals held at Cégep Garneau on May 5 & 6.There was great participation this year. Even though they did not place high in the rankings (36 CEGEPs attended), both students were recognized for their individual achievement: Justin Simard, a student in Mechanical Engineering Technology, was awarded the ETS prize, which gives Justin $1,500 for tuition costs at the École de technologie supérieure, while Adrian Barraza-Borzone took the Prix de participation Hydro. The article is still on the main page.The winners for our local competition were: – Communication: Julien Otis-Laperrière, Clara Scattolin, George Gabbay (Science Program)– Eco-responsability: Abraham Rijer, Michael Slater Covenden, Sean Scott (Mech Tech)– Ingenuity: Yovan Valsada, Mingfei Yan, Shengjie Hong (Mech Tech)– Challenge: Justin Simard, Adrian Barraza-Borzone (Mech Tech)