Students were invited to create a Google logo based on this year's theme competition 'If I could invent anything, I would invent…' #D4GCanada winner Cindy Tang & her doodle w/ Chris O'Neill, & Premier /jyrlfQ0xdu I've heard we've discovered less than 5% of the ocean – 95% still left unseen by human eyes,' reads a description of Tang's design on the 'Doodle 4 Google' website.

'I would invent a telescope that would show us the depth of the sea (all of it). It will be featured on the Google Canada homepage on Wednesday. Tang's winning design features a girl standing on a dock, peering through a giant telescope that overlooks a sea filled with marine life. 'Our hope is that these 25 students, and the thousands across the country who participated, will be the next generation of Canadian talent that can harness the full potential of technology and begin solving the tough problems we face with inventive, imaginative thinking we've seen in these doodles.' 'We believe it's important to challenge young Canadians to fire up their imaginations and ignite their interest in science, art and innovation,' Chris O'Neill, Google Canada's managing director, said in a statement released on Tuesday. Click here to view a gallery of the regional finalists.Tang, 17, will receive a $10,000 education scholarship and an HP Chromebook computer. Norman Bethune Collegiate Institute, was picked from a selection of 25 regional finalists that included submissions from Ontario, the Prairies, Atlantic Canada, British Columbia and Northern Canada. A Toronto student has won the first 'Doodle 4 Google Canada,' a national competition that invites budding artists to redesign the Google.ca logo, with her image of a giant sea telescope overlooking a body of water.Ĭindy Tang, who attends Dr.

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