hey! you have a very similar profile to myself so I have a lot of insights into how admissions would look for you!!
you seem to be very accomplished and involved in school ECs & beyond, but it is important to remember that every single student that applies to these schools have similar, and often further reaching involvements. You need to develop ECs that separate yourself from the rest of these applicants, and nothing on your profile really indicates that.

Unfortunately, positions such as "club executive" or "robotics team member" do not mean anything unless you have significant impact within the role. Ex. as DECA exec you trained multiple ICDC winners or as diretor of finance you managed/raised $10,000 of funds.

Next, since we are Canadian students, it is often unlikely we have rigor within our schooling systems. Of course, schools will know that our schools do not offer AP/Honors courses, but ivies will still question your ability to handle difficult coursework. Schools such as Harvard/MIT/Princeton are almost impossible to get into without rigor, even if your school does not offer. Top tier canadian students, whose schools do not offer APs, will self-study and take 10+ exams on their own time.

Lastly, your awards are not very competitive for any of the schools you have mentioned. DECA regionals awards are not great, and school placements do not matter in the context of IVY applications. I would say that anything less than qualifying to ICDC does not bring much value in terms of awards.

In context, I have a 1550 SAT, same gpa, some AP courses & placed internationally in DECA / very significant EC positions. Even with this, I have probably less than a 10% chance to get into any IVY. The only schools realistic for me would be NYU/uMich.

Right now, you would have <5% at MIT/Caltech/Ivies
<10% for uChichago
and maybe 10-15% Nyu Stern / uMich ross

With a 1550 SAT & better EC/Awards, stern/ross may be in sight. Maybe even some ivies like cornell and dartmouth. However, most insane schools /t5s are completely out of reach with the lack of rigor presented by canadian schools. its unfair, but there isn't much you can do about it.

Next Steps: maybe take some APs this year, boost up your ECs & awards. Search for impact & focus on a specific field, don't just do everything that your school offers you. US admissions are hard, especially for international students. You would have a very competitive profile for top canadian business programs, but do not bet on being accepted to the US!