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An 18-year-old Oakville resident has been named one of the finalists of the annual Google Science Fair. Calvin Rieder is one of two Canadians among the 90 finalists from the thousands of students aged 13-18, who submitted projects from more than 90 countries. The St. Thomas Aquinas Secondary School graduate developed atmospheric water condensers to extract drinking water from the air for his Calvin Rieder one of two Canadian finalists in Google Sceince Fair project, Passive Dual Purpose Condenser to Provide Potable Water. The other Canadian finalist, Isabella O'Brien, 13, of Dundas, Ont., also made the shortlist with her project that explores the use of shell waste to stabilize ocean pH levels and in turn preserve coral and shelled life in her project Trouble in Paradise: Can shell recycling help buffer the effects of ocean acidification?. The top 20 finalists will be named on Aug. 4 The Google Science Fair is the largest online science fair in the world, offering students the opportunity to pursue their interest in STEM education. Based on the notion it takes one idea to change the world, the Google Science Fair enables students from around the world to share their ideas with the science community. Canadian students have won top honours at the Google Science Fair in recent years. In 2013, Ann Makosinski of Victoria, B.C. took home the grand prize in her age group for inventing a flashlight powered by the heat of the human hand. Last year, Alberta's Hayley Todesco won for her age category after inventing a faster way to clean the oil sands. 5 | Friday, July 17, 2015 | OAKVILLE BEAVER | www.insideHALTON.com Calvin Rieder Life is complicated. We help make things a little easier. Simplify your life. Whether you're planning for yourself or a loved one, make just one call for all funeral, reception, cemetery and cremation arrangements. Whether you call it drywall, gypsum wallboard or sheetrock, it's all 100% recyclable to us. Documentation for LEED certification is available. Gypsum is a true closed-loop product, designed for your safety and to be infinitely recycled in to new drywall. At your time of need or planning ahead, call: 905-257-1100 Look for us on Facebook glenoaks.ca 905-847-0520 www.nwgypsum.com Located just off the QEW at 2182 WYECROFT ROAD, OAKVILLE Glen Oaks Funeral Home & Cemetery by Arbor Memorial 3164 Ninth Line (403 & Dundas St.), Miss./Oakville, ON Arbor Memorial Inc. Family Owned. Proudly Canadian. CREATE YOUR DREAM h t a B r o n e Kitch Voted Number 1 Financial Planner 11 Years 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE | QUALITY CRAFTSMANSHIP | CUSTOM DESIGNS Call for a Free Estimate Peter Watson MBA, CFP, R.F.P., CIM, FCSI Certified Financial Planner Since 1991 DIAMOND 905-844-3332 Visit our showroom: 333 Wyecroft Rd. Unit 3, Oakville www.aromakitchens.ca 220 Randall Street · Downtown Oakville Phone: 905.842.2100 www.peterwatsoninvestments.com