Google is looking to celebrate Canada's 150th birthday with a special banner that's designed by a Canadian student.
It has launched a nationwide competition, inviting students from kindergarten to Grade 12 to submit an entry that would serve as the "doodle" on Google.ca for a day.
The student who designs the winning submission will also be awarded a $10,000 scholarship, a $10,000 grant for his/her school, and a paid trip to Toronto for the finale event in June.
"Doodle 4 Google is a chance for young Canadians to dream and think big," said Google vice president Sam Sebastian in a release. "This year's competition is all about celebrating the future of Canada."
The theme for the contest is "What I see for Canada's future is..."
The doodles will be judged on "artistic merit, creativity and originality, and representation of the theme."
You can find more information including the contest rules by clicking here.
The deadline to submit a doodle is May 2, 2017.
