Congratulations to the eight Algonquin and Lakeshore Catholic District School Board (ALCDSB) students who placed at the Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair (QRSTF).
Of the ALCDSB students who represented at the QRSTF in Belleville back in April 2025, one Grade 12 student from Nicholson Catholic College advanced to the national level.
Catriona Currie, along with four other students from the region, were selected as recipients of the Canada-Wide Science Fair Award. Participants went on to compete at the national level in Fredericton, New Brunswick this past June. Scroll down for a full list of winners.
Currie showcased her winning project Beneath Stoco: An investigation into the management of Eurasian milfoil, which placed in various divisions at the regional fair. Though Currie did not place at the national event, the experience provided an opportunity for her to share her work and explore her passion for science.
About CWSF:
The annual event hosted by Youth Science Canada, took place from June 1-6, 2025. Projects on display represented STEM in the areas of health sciences, environmental sciences, engineering, computer science, and more.
About the QRSTF:
The Quinte Regional Science and Technology Fair attracts students in Grade 4-12 from schools across the Quinte Region where students compete for a spot to showcase their projects at the national level. In 2025 the fair saw more than 80 participants.
Winners of regional STEM fairs like QRSTF, went onto compete at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Fredericton New Brunswick this past June, where young scientists represent the future of innovation in Canada.