Burger King Scholars Program

Burger King Scholars Program

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  the University of Ottawa (ON)
  
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  the Université Sainte-Anne (NS)
  
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  the Université de Moncton (NB)
  
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  the Université Saint-Boniface (MB)
  
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  the University of Alberta's Campus Saint-Jean (AB)
  
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  the University of Lethbridge (AB)
  
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  Laurentian University (ON)
  
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  Glendon College of York University (ON)
  

Students must submit a 750 word essay in French on this year's chosen theme.

http://www.french-future.org/~frenchf/wp/programs/essay-contest/
Deadline: December 16, 2016

Number: 36

Value: $1000. To 12,000.
January

Canada's Luckiest Student 4

Student Life Network – Contest
Canada's Luckiest Student 4 is the greatest student prize in Canadian history, and it just keeps getting better! It starts with a $20,000 GIC to help with school, a Dell gadget bundle for you and a friend, and a Breakaway Tours trip to a destination of your choice. Keep an eye out as new prizes get added on, and opt in as they're revealed. Winner takes all.
http://cls4.studentlifenetwork.com/contest-rules
Deadline: August 4, 2016 – January 12, 2016

Number: 1

Value: $20,000 - $52,700


University of Guelph

President’s and Chancellor’s Scholarships

These scholarships include a research assistantship position and mentorship by one of Guelph’s leading professors. These scholarships reward top students and recognize academic excellence. Students must achieve a 90% to apply .Must apply online

https://www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance/scholarships/national

http://www.kincanada.ca/apply

A scholarship awarded to a graduating high school student who is entering a full time course of study in any of the various fields impacting the “right of way” profession (such as law, surveying, engineering, planning, real property appraisal).

For recognition of humanitarian volunteer work, qualities of citizenship, while in pursuit of excellence in academics, athletics and amateur sport, fitness, health, and volunteer service.

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  Attitude, Ability, Action, Achievement,
  
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  Co-operation, Courage, Confidence, Education Empathy, Example, Service, Sportsmanship;
  
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  extensive community service, volunteerism and commitment to humanitarian causes;
  
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  be in need of financial assistance;
  
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  provide evidence of the potential for success;
  
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  be 16-24 years of age; Canadian resident enrolled in or pursuing a post-secondary school education.
  

http://futureaces.org/scholarship/application/

In order to become a Schulich Leader, one must be a Schulich Leader Nominee enrolling in a STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, or Mathematics) Program at one of the twenty designated Canadian Universities. Each school can nominate one student.

At least two of the following attributes:

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  Academic excellence
  
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  Demonstrated leadership in school life and community life, or provided evidence of entrepreneurial talent
  
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  Financial need
  

Applicants must submit the following:

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  One page essay on why you feel you should be nominated for the scholarship
  
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  List the name of the university/universities you wish to attend as well as what program you are interested in pursuing
  
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  Two letters of recommendation. At least one must be academic.
  
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UNB OREO Competition

http://www.unb.ca/saintjohn/business/oreo/

National Scholarships are designed to recognize all-round excellence. They are awarded on the basis of outstanding academic performance to candidates who demonstrate ability for creative and innovative thought and a passion for the pursuit of learning. National Scholarships also recognize exceptional achievement in extracurricular activities such as the arts and athletics. A special emphasis placed on candidate’s commitment to community service through ongoing contributions to school and community life.

Applicants must be Canadian citizens or a permanent resident. All applicants must have obtained overall academic average of 90% on all Grade 12 (621) Courses.

http://www.registrar.uwo.ca/student_finances/scholarships_awards/national_scholarship_program.html

Top 20 Under 20 Scholarship

Top 20 Under 20 is open to all young Canadians under the age of 20 - regardless of race, gender and/or religious affiliations.  Our only requirement is that your leadership and innovation has led to the betterment of your school, community, province and/or country.

http://plancanada.ca/top-20-under-20

Deadline: February 15, 2017

Number: Not Specified

Value: Not Specified

RBC Students Leading Change Scholarship
 This scholarship was created in recognition of the growing number of Canadian students showing a passion to lead and inspire positive change in their community. Scholarship.

There will be 5 scholarships awarded in each of the following 3 student categories: 

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  Graduating High School Students
  
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  Undergraduate Students
  
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  Second Degree Students
  

RBC Aboriginal Student Award Program

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  You are a permanent resident or citizen of Canada
  
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  You have applied or are currently attending an accredited post-secondary institution in Canada
  
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  You maintain a full course load that leads to a recognized degree, certificate or diploma
  
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  You have at least two years remaining in post-secondary academic program as of September 2014
  
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  You require financial assistance to pursue your education
  

http://www.smu.ca/webfiles/HarrisonScholarshipApplication.pdf

The scholarships are awarded annually to students beginning an undergraduate degree program at UNB upon graduation from a high school in any of the four Atlantic Provinces.

The Currie Undergraduate scholarships are intended to support the education of future leaders. The applicants are therefore asked to submit an essay (not less than 250 words) giving the selection committee an indication of their leadership capabilities, including (but not limited to) school and extra-curricular activities. Required in the essay is evidence of overcoming barriers or difficult situations. 

http://www.unb.ca/scholarships/entrance-scholarship.html

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  To improve understanding and knowledge about co-operative issues and co-operative organizations; and
  
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  To fulfill one aspect of Co-op Atlantic's socioeconomic responsibilities to the community by assisting deserving students in reaching their educational goals.
  

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  Co-op Members
  
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  Employees
  

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  demonstrated knowledge of co-operative issues and/or co-operative organizations
  
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  good academic performance
  
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  demonstrated community/school involvement
  

The Canadian Association of Principals and Lifetouch Canada are proud to sponsor the CAP Student Leadership Award. This award allows principals the opportunity to recognize one of their student leaders and to enter that student as a nominee for a national scholarship. Nationally, the Canadian Association of Principals will administer the scholarship program.

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  Each school is asked to nominate one student leader who has demonstrated outstanding leadership.
  
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  Nominees should be in the top 20% of their class - an average of 80% or above.
  

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  Leadership in school activities (1 - 25 points)
  
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  Leadership in community activities (1 - 25 points)
  
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  Academic achievement (1-25 points)
  
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  250 word, on how you have demonstrated your leadership abilities to foster a safe and healthy lifestyle in your school and community? (1 -20 points)
  
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  Recognition, awards, honours and scholarships (1 to a maximum of 10 points).
  

Awarded to an incoming UPEI student from Montague Regional High School who maintained an 80% or greater average in their grade 11 year and displays an interest and enthusiasm for life-long learning and an interest/commitment to their community and has financial need.

http://files.upei.ca/scholarships/johnsmacdonaldmemorialentrancescholarship.pdf

Deadline: March 1 (each year)

Number: 1

Value: $2200

The Leonard Foundation Scholarship

All applicants will be considered but preference will be given to children of ordained clergy, licensed elementary or secondary school teachers, Canadian military personnel, members of the engineering institute of Canada and members of the mining and metallurgical institute of Canada.

http://www.leonardfnd.org/

Deadline: March 15 (each year)

Number: approx. 140

Value: $1,000-$1,500

Atlantic Scholars Scholarship

Awarded to the top academic applicants to the Faculty of Agriculture who have shown a commitment to their community through extra-curricular activities.

http://www.dal.ca/admissions/money_matters/funding_sources/scholarships/faculty-of-agriculture-scholarships/agriculture_entrance_scholarships.html

Deadline: March 15, (each year)

Number: not specied

Value: $10,000 (per year)
Organic Studies Bursary
This bursary is awarded annually to a student entering his/her first year of post-secondary studies in organic agriculture. The individual must have a minimum high school average to date of 75%.

http://organicpei.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/COPC-bursary-info.pdf

This is a renewable scholarship given to a deserving student who is a single mother and attending a post–secondary institution.

Criteria:

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  Age 18-30
  
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  A graduate of a PEI high school and intend to further their studies
  
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  Must be a single mother not living in a common-law relationship
  
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  Must demonstrate financial hardship
  

http://cfpei.ca/scholarship-grants/

Open to a student who has or will be graduating from a PEI High School and has been accepted to an accredited post-secondary institution. Must have a documented learning disability such as Dyslexia, Duscalculia and /or Dysgraphia, etc

http://cfpei.ca/scholarship-grants/

Deadline: March 31, 2017

Number: 1

Value: $1500



Orin Carver Scholarship Program

Criteria:

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  An overall average of 75% with no individual subject mark less than 70%
  
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  Two letters of reference
  
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  Exhibit a level of excellence and leadership in either athletics, arts and/or community service
  
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  Must be attending UPEI or Holland College full time next year. 
  

Applicants submit a two-minute video about the importance of workplace health and safety!

http://www.wcb.pe.ca/workplace/contest

Deadline: April 1, 2017

Number: 1

Value: $1000 (for student) and $1000 (for their school)
Credit Counselling Service Scholarship

CCSAC Scholarships are open to residents of Atlantic Canada (regardless of age) who will be enrolled in an accredited post-secondary program in the up-coming academic year.

http://www.solveyourdebts.com/english/index.php?page=english/scholarships

Deadline: April 22, 2017

Number:?

Value: $1000
Prince Edward Island Fishermen’s

Association Member Scholarships

Eligibility Requirements:

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  Applicants must be related to a member of the Prince Edward Island Fishermen’s Association.
  

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  Applicants must have graduated from a Prince Edward Island high school in June of 2015 and be accepted as first-year students in an accredited post-secondary institution. (Please provide a copy of the acceptance letter from your institution)
  
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  A one page essay must be included with your application on how the inshore fishery of Prince Edward Island is important to you and your community.
  

The NEADS National Student Awards Program is offered to encourage full access to post-secondary education for persons with disabilities, who often have greater barriers to participation in higher education, as well as extra costs because of their disabilities. Students must currently be registered in and continuing at post-secondary institution and provide documented proof of registration as part of the application and on receipt of the award.

http://www.neads.ca/en/about/awards/

Deadline: April 15 (each year)

Number: 6

Value: 5 at $3000; 1 at $1000.

Assumption Foundation Scholarships

Available to students who attained certain academic standards and who have financial needs. The applicant needs to be enrolled as a full-time student in a CEGEP or a post-secondary institution and be a Canadian citizen. The applicant must also show an average of 70%.

http://www.assomption.ca/english/apps/scholarship.cfm

Deadline: April 30 (each year)

Number: 6

Value: $1500

May

Safety Matters Award (Award sponsored by the Workers Compensation Board of PEI)

The Workers Compensation Board’s Safety Maters Award is awarded to a Prince Edward Island student who is graduating high school and has demonstrated an understanding of occupational health and safety principles, and has taken the initiative to apply them in school or in a workplace.

Submit application with a sponsor reference attached

http://www.wcb.pe.ca/DocumentManagement/Document/frm_safetymattersawardapplicationform.pdf

Deadline: May 1 (each year)

Number: 1

Value: $500
PEI Industrial Technology Teachers Association Bursary

Applicant must plan to pursue a career in a skilled trade and have taken a minimum of 3 trade courses. Reference from current member of PEI Technology Teachers Association, resume with cover letter, outlining why these courses have been valuable to you.

See Student Services for application information

Deadline: May 1, 2017

Number: 4

Value: $100

Credit Union Scholarship

If you are a Grade 12 student on Prince Edward Island and are planning on attending a recognized post-secondary institution we are here for you.

https://www.provincialcu.com/Home/InOurCommunity/Scholarships/ScholarshipApp/

Applicants must be a hockey player / official, have displayed a high degree of tenacity and dedication to his/her team while maintaining academic excellence. This award is for a student attending university or college next year. A one page essay on “What Hockey Means to Me” is required.

http://hockeypei.com/files/hockey_pei_scholastic_award_application_2016.pdf

Deadline: May 13, 2016

Number: 1

Value: $1000
PEI Mutual Centennial Trust Scholarship

This scholarship is administered through the Island high schools. In mid-May of each year, we send out application forms to each of the Island high schools, who in turn put together a selection committee and choose the winning candidate(s).

The two main criteria are financial need and academic performance.

See student services for application.

Deadline: May 11, 2017

Number: 20

Value: varies

The Friends of the Confederation Centre Arts Scholarships Award Program

The Friends’ Arts Scholarship Award Program is for Prince Edward Island high school graduating students who will be pursuing full time post-secondary studies in applicable arts programs in Canada.

http://www.confederationcentre.com/en/scholarship.php

Deadline: May 6, 2017

Number: 3

Value: $750

Sport PEI Scholarship

Sport PEI offers a Sport Scholarship Program which recognizes excellence and achievement in sport and academics.

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  Are graduating from a Prince Edward Island High School and entering 1st year at a post-secondary institution in the fall of the current year
  
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  Have excelled in high school and or provincial sports during the current school year
  
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  Have demonstrated outstanding leadership qualities through volunteerism and sport
  
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  Have maintained a strong academic standing during  the current school year
  

This scholarship is for curlers who have enrolled full time in a post-secondary institution.

Recipients will be expected to devote a fulltime, shared commitment to sport and education exclusively. This award is a means to pursue further achievements that surpass the current level of performance. Priority will be given to athletes attending Atlantic universities, colleges or vocational schools.

Complete application and email to the Executive Director of Curl Atlantic, Helen Radford (curlatlantic2001@gmail.com)Include a copy of your university or high school transcript and one other letter of reference other than your coach.

Applicants must be children of RBC employees.

The scholarship program was created to assist young adults to further their education at the university or college level.

Scholarships are based on student's academic record, extracurricular activities, letters of reference and one page essay dealing with career goals.

Applicants must be in grade 12 and attending a university or college. They must have demonstrated his/her commitment to “Service Above Self” in their community within District 7820.

http://rotary7820.com/

Click on scholarships for application and information

The Education Awards are only open to survivors of a pediatric brain tumour (malignant or non-malignant) diagnosed before the age of 18 who live in Canada. This information is confirmed by submitting the completed Medical Eligibility Form with your application

The awards are open to students who will be enrolled full-time in a publicly-funded Canadian university or college in the 2014 fall academic term. These are one-time awards.

http://www.braintumour.ca/4472/education-awards

Open to a Prince Edward Island student who graduated from a PEI High School and is accepted into a recognized architectural program.

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  Must be accepted to accredited Canadian post-secondary institution
  
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  Must demonstrate effort and dedication in their studies
  
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  Must demonstrate financial hardship
  
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  Must not be a recipient of a major scholarship, as defined by their school
  
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  Must have satisfactory academic performance, but not necessarily honors
  

http://www.cfpei.ca/apps/macdonald.pdf

Open to high school graduates from Prince Edward Island who have a defined physical disability. Applicants must be accepted to a recognized post-secondary institution and have demonstrated a financial need.

Open to a student who has successfully completed one year post-secondary; OR have graduated high school and have been in the work force for at least one year post graduation; OR entering a post-secondary institution that offers accommodations for learners with disabilities. Must be pursuing full time studies in Human Services, Business, Sports or Agriculture. http://www.cfpei.ca/apps/joseph-spriet.pdf

For Federation members, their spouses or their children who are enrolled in a leadership program that helps expand their knowledge of the industry and promote leadership and who are enrolled in a postsecondary or graduate program.

Applicants will be screened on: Industry involvement, volunteer and community service, two letters of recommendation, long term goals, and farming background.

http://peifa.ca/scholarship/

https://www.equals6.com/static/scholarship_details.php?id=2494

Applicants must demonstrate financial need, community involvement, academic excellence, and have a career objective that will make a positive contribution in Canadian society.

You will need:

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  copy of transcripts
  
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  copy of your letter of acceptance
  
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  two letters of reference
  
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  personal essay
  
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  Information about your extracurricular and community involvement.
  

Applicants must be grade 12 students entering their first year of post-secondary education in agriculture at a recognized Canadian educational institution.

Students must have demonstrated academic excellence, leadership capabilities, and a keen interest and involvement in their rural community.
http://www.monsanto.ca/ourcommitments/Documents/ElectronicAppFormEnglish.pdf
Deadline: May 29, 2017

Number: 65

Value: $1500
PEI Roadrunners Bursary

Criteria:

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  Applicants must be high students entering college or university in the fall.
  
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  Must have participated in organized running events during grade 12
  
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  Include a letter of reference from a coach or teacher
  
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  Include official transcript
  

http://peiroadrunners.pbworks.com/w/file/fetch/80273279/Bursary_App_No_Year_Path14.pdf

The Acadian Foundation – Societe Saint-Thomas-D’Aquin Bourse J. – Henri-Blanchard – $1,000

Bourses Monseigneur-Jean-Chiasson et la bourse Pere-Emmanuel Richard $500 (6)

Bourse Monseigneur-Jean-Francois-Buote – $1,000

Bourse Saint -Thomas-d’Aquin – $1,000 – theological study

Bourse Jeunesse Acadienne – $500 – member of Jeunesse acadienne Bourse des arts – $400 exsclusively for artistic development

Bourse de la Fondation des oeuvres acadiennes – $250

Bourse de la Federation des parents de PEI – $500 – Early Childhood Development Program

Bourse de l’Universite d’Ottawa
https://bluefieldcounselling.files.wordpress.com/2012/01/societe-saint-thomas-daquin1.pdf
Deadline: May 31, 2017

PEI Women's Institute Education Scholarship

Awarded to a PEI student, age 17-25 years, enrolled in any post-secondary institution for a minimum of one school year or 28 weeks. The applicant's mother, grandmother or guardian must be a PEIWI member. Applicants will be judged based on self-motivation, community spirit and need.

The following eligibility criteria must be met:

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  A 4-H member currently in their last year of high school or CEGEP (Quebec) and must be at least 16 years of age
  
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  available across Canada to 4-H members in good standing who plan to pursue a post-secondary education in the field of engineering, arts, science, business or health
  
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  Complete the application form and submit:
  
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    Transcript of marks for the past academic year showing their numerical grade average in percentage form (i.e. 85%)
    
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    A 500-word essay including what 4-H has done for them and what they hope to achieve through higher education
    
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    Three reference letters from your community, school or 4-H
    

http://apply.4-h-canada.ca/

Awards scholarships annually to Royal Canadian Sea Cadets entering the first year of University or Community College course leading to a degree or diploma. Application can be downloaded at www.canadianseacadetscholarships.ca

Applicants of any age are encouraged to apply. All applicants must be:

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  A legal and permanent resident of Canada;
  
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  Diagnosed with Crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis by a health care professional;
  
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  Seeking an associate, undergraduate, or graduate degree from a Canadian university; college; or enrolled in a trade school educational diploma;
  
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  Enrolled in or awaiting acceptance from a Canadian-based post-secondary educational institution for the Fall semester of 2014; and
  
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  A student who demonstrates academic aspiration and strives to sustain an optimal level of wellness in spite of their Crohn’s disease or ulcerative colitis, allowing them to excel to reach their goals and inspire others to do the same.
  

Open to all Canadian students who will be attending college or university in Canada in 2014. Winning applicants will be those who achieved a high level of academic and leadership qualities over the years.

http://cssa.com/docs/CSSA-ScolarshipProgram-2014.pdf

Deadline: June 1, 2017

Number: 3 (1 in Atlantic Canada, 1 in medicine & 1 in education)

EARL F. SMITH ATHELETIC SCHOLARSHIP


Administered by Sport PEI, this award is given to an outstanding PEI high school athlete. The MRHS scholarship committee will review applications and chose one nominee from the school to submit to Sport PEI. Students must include a 1 page letter with their application.

http://peicurling.com/2013/04/25/june-10-is-application-deadline-for-1000-earl-f-smith-athletic-scholarship/

For more information, please contact Sport PEI at sports@sportpei.pe.ca or at 902-368-4110.


Deadline: June 3, 2017
Number: 1
Value: $1,000                     

**To be handed to Student Services

http://www.aiacanada.com/uploads/2014/scholarships/2014_Scholarships_bilingual.pdf

This award recognizes the important role that youth play in raising awareness and educating others about life-threatening allergies.Students entering their first year or continuing their studies at a post-secondary institution.

http://www.whyriskit.ca/pages/posts/apply-for-the-2015-sabrina-shannon-memorial-award64.php
Deadline: June 19, 2017

Number: 2

Value: $1000
Brudenell Golf Scholarship
Applicants must be members at Brudenell in the year of application and immediately preceding.

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  Must show achievement in golf, academics and intentions to pursue further education at a recognized post-secondary institution.
  
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  Pick up application at Student Services.
  

Check Student services for applications.

Applicants must have a permanent disability and be a permanent resident of PEI. To be awarded annually towards the cost of a post-secondary education at a recognized educational institution.

This scholarship recognizes the outstanding achievements of youth in promoting harmony and diversity across Canada. Our scholarships aim to recognize young leaders who have taken action to challenge discrimination and inequity in their communities.

Apply for a scholarship if you are a graduating high school student who will be attending a postsecondary institution in the fall and have done work on diversity issues such as the following: Race and Ethnicity, Class, Family, Gender, Age, Ability, Regionalism, and Sexual Orientation.

We particularly encourage applications from youth who identify as:

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  racialized/a person of colour
  
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  First Nations, Métis, or Inuit
  
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  LGBTQ
  
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  a person with a disability
  
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  a person from a low-income household
  
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  a newcomer
  
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  someone who has experienced systemic barriers based on a part of their identity not listed above
  

Foundation Awards are given with the purpose of increasing the participation and inclusion of children with disabilities in Island life. To be awarded annually towards costs for items approved by the Foundation’s Board.

All Aboriginal Canadian children /grandchildren (including foster children /grandchildren) of National Union of Public and General Employees' current / retired members who plan to enter the first year of a Canadian public, post-secondary education institution full-time in 2015 - 2016 are eligible to apply.

All visible minority children (including foster children) of National Union Employees/Members who plan to enter a Canadian post-secondary institution full time in 2014-2015 school year.

http://nupge.ca/content/3706/national-unions-scholarship-program-2016

Deadline: July 6, 2017
Number: 1
Value: $1,500

Terry Fox Memorial Scholarship (NUPGE)

Intended for all children with a disability who are children of a National Union employee. Applicants must be entering their first year of post-secondary education in 2014-2015.

http://nupge.ca/content/3706/national-unions-scholarship-program-2016


Deadline: July 6, 2017
Number: 1
Value: $1,500

Tommy Douglas Scholarship (NUPGE)


Open to all students who plan to enter the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education institution full-time in 2015 - 2016 and who are the children, grandchildren or foster children of a NUPGE member.

http://nupge.ca/content/3706/national-unions-scholarship-program-2016
Deadline: July 6, 2017
Number: 1
Value: $1,500
Rev. Patrick J. Mooney Memorial Scholarship

Criteria:

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  Candidates must be attending a post-secondary institution
  
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  Candidates must demonstrate an active involvement in their church at either a parish or diocesan level
  
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  Candidates should provide evidence of community involvement
  
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  Candidates must be practicing Roman Catholics
  
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  In addition to completed application form, candidates must provide two letters of reference
  
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  Successful candidates may not hold other grants, scholarships or bursaries totaling in excess of $3,000.00
  

http://saintdunstansuniversity.ca/scholarships-bursaries/other-scholarships/

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  The selection committee stresses citizenship, the development of leadership and an interest in Canada and in maritime activities
  
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  These are awarded during any year of study at an accredited post-secondary institution
  
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  Preference for this scholarship will be given to the children or grandchildren of veterans.
  

Applicants for this scholarship must meet the following criteria:

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  You must be an Island student and be graduating from a PEI high school with a grade 12 average of at least 65%, or must have achieved an average of at least 65% in your previous year of study.
  
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  An OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT must be sent to our office. (We will not accept a transcript that comes directly from the student, a transcript that is computer generated, or a transcript that is labeled “unofficial” by the university).
  
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  You must be a practicing Roman Catholic with a letter of recommendation forwarded from your pastor (required for first-time applicants only).
  
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  If entering the first year of university/college, attach a copy of conditional acceptance from the university/college the student is planning to attend. Those in university must qualify as full-time students (i.e. normally defined as a minimum of three courses per semester), and college students must attend on a full time basis.
  
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  The post-secondary institution must be non-profit.
  
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  Awards will not be made to students receiving other awards of $3,000 or more.
  

These scholarships are intended to assist with tuition and may not be awarded where the government provides free tuition eg. enrolment in the Canadian Forces, acceptance at the Canadian Coast Guard College, or by grant covering the cost of tuition.

http://www.canadianseacadetscholarships.ca/Application_Form___Formulaire_d_applicat.html

Deadline: July 31, 2017

Number:?

Value: ?

Masonic Scholarships

To qualify you must be a member of a Masonic lodge under the jurisdiction of the Grand Lodge of Prince Edward Island or his wife, widow, son, daughter, brother or sister.

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  Must have a grandparent or great-grandparent who worked for the CN railway on PEI.
  
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  Must provide completed application and the following:
  

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  Verification of Enrollment (Don’t need Letter of Acceptance)
  
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  Transcript of your marks for last past three semesters
  
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  Resume (Max 1 page)
  
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  A recent picture (optional)
  

Equals6 Top-Talent Scholarships are open to full-time students attending a US or Canadian high school, college or university. Scholarships are based upon academic achievement and Equals6 community participation.  Specifically, each student receives points toward a scholarship award score based upon the following criteria,

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  Grade average for the most recent full academic year.
  
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  Equals6 Portfolio completion percentage.
  

Applicants for this scholarship must meet the following criteria:

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  Be a practicing Roman Catholic
  
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  Be registered as a full-time student at the University of PEI
  
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  Have a permanent home address on Prince Edward Island
  
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  Achieve above average academic performance
  
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  Participate in athletic program[s] at the varsity or club level at UPEI
  
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  Not be in receipt of other bursaries and scholarships totalling in excess of $3,000
  

The Scholarship Program is open to children and grandchildren of Johnson Affinity group members or have a Home-Auto policy with Johnson’s. Students must be completing high school in 2015 and beginning post-secondary education this fall.

To be eligible, applicants must be a member or a full-time employee of a member co-operative of Co-op Atlantic; or a Parent/Guardian who is a either a member or employee of a member co-operative or of Co-op Atlantic.

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  Includes academic performance, extra-curricular and community involvement, work experiences
  
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  The applicant’s exposure to or understanding of agricultural co-operatives.
  

dal.ca/scholarships

http://www.aiacanada.com/uploads/ampa%20grant%20program.pdf

These prizes and awards at Montague Regional High School have special qualifications and students must apply for them. Check the following list carefully to see if you think you qualify for any of the awards. Application forms can be picked up from Student Services.

These applications are due the first week of June with the exception of the Belfast Minor Hockey Award (which is usually in May). Check announcements or Student Services for exact dates.

Please note that a separate application is required for each prize.

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  Awarded to a student who will be continuing his/her education in the field of Law.
  

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  Awarded to a student continuing his/her education in the field of Law.
  

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  Awarded to the student who has excelled in both Athletics and Academics.
  

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  Community Service Award - Awarded to a student who has contributed to his/her community.
  

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  Awarded to the student continuing his/her education in the field of Nursing.
  

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  Awarded to the son or daughter of a fireman in the Montague and surrounding area who is continuing his/her education in the Technical or Vocational Area.
  

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  Awarded to a deserving MRHS student who will continue his/her education in the Health field.
  

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  Awarded to a student who is continuing studies at University or College.
  

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  Awarded to a deserving MRHS graduate -if possible from the New Perth area.
  

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  Awarded to a student from either Montague, Morell or Souris with financial need, good academic standing, character and general progress.
  

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  Awarded to a graduate entering a Performing Arts, Visual Arts, or Literacy Arts program at University
  

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  To a deserving student continuing his/her education, possessing a good work ethic, a love of sports, enthusiasm for life, energy and the ambition to succeed.
  

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  For a deserving student who has shown school spirit, a strong work ethic, and persistence in his or her studies including Math.
  

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  Student must be active in Hockey or Ringette in the Belfast organization. Applications and Transcripts are forwarded to Belfast Minor Hockey Representatives who choose the winner. DEADLINE IS MAY 22.
  

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  For a student with community involvement, an interest or experience in the environment and who has financial need.
  

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  For a deserving student whose parent(s) graduated from MRHS in 1985.
  

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  For a student furthering his/her education in an area involving children who are challenged mentally and/or physically.
  

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  For a deserving student who plans to further his/her education at the post-secondary level – preferably to a student for the Town of Georgetown.
  

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  For a deserving student who has overcome significant obstacles, has financial need, demonstrates good character and is enrolled in a post-secondary institution.
  

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  For a deserving student who is an active member United Church member. NEW for identification purposes
  

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  Must be a Grade 11 or 12 honour roll student (can afford to miss some school)
  
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  Must have an interest in the legislative assembly and public affairs
  
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  Must be able to meet the demands of a weekly shift when the house is in session (preferably someone that is not too heavily involved in other activities)
  
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  Student must attend at least one shift per week when the house is in session, therefore; needs access to transportation to and from town
  
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  Students are paid $55 for a day shift and $40 for an evening shift +  mileage
  

This Space Camp experience is a great way to develop a passion for space science. It is for children aged 9 to 15 years old. Space Camp is unique in Canada. Campers, instructed by a dedicated team of counselors, go through an authentic and unique “hands-on” astronaut training program. There is a 3-day and a 6-day camp. http://www. .org/en/home/#/space-camp/

Applicants need to be between 16-24 years of age when the program starts on April 5, 2013. You need to volunteer 100 hours over the year – November 1, 2013-October 31, 2013, across the 6 Pillars with a minimum of 15 hour in at least 3 of the Pillars:

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  Health
  
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  Education
  
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  Social/Community services
  
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  Arts
  
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  Environment
  
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  Sports
  

During the SHAD program (July 3-29, 2016) teams of participants work together:

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  to develop a solution to a problem by applying scientific principles to develop engineering, design and entrepreneurship projects
  
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  create a real life product or service
  
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  conducting market surveys
  
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  creating business plans
  
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  Create engineer working prototypes
  

It costs nothing to apply. There are bursaries so no student should ever be deterred to apply because of cost.

To be considered, the online application must be duly completed and accompanied by the following supporting documents:

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  a transcript of your final marks from last year (Grade 11 ), as well as your current year’s marks as they become available;
  
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  an essay (500 words maximum, double-spaced);
  
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  a one-page curriculum vitae outlining your activities and interests;
  
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  The names and contact information for two references. (The references may be any teacher, school principal, guidance counsellor, administrator of an academic institution or non-family member who has supervised you in a paid or voluntary activity.
  

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This program offers 15-17 year old students the opportunity to study the interwoven history of Canada, France and Great Britain during the Great Wars.

Throughout the 2 week long scholarship program, prize winners will tour key historical sites in Britain, Belgium and France.

https://www.vimyfoundation.ca/Beaverbrook

Deadline : March 1, 2017

Number: Not specified

Value: Winners take part in an intensive scholarship program in Europe, participating in educational seminars and museum events, including visits to the iconic Vimy War Memorial and other historic battlefields and gravesites, in England, Belgium and France. 

Digital Boot camp

(Center for the Arts and Technology)

Centre for Arts and Technology’s Digital Boot camp is your chance to explore a career in digital art or design. This three day, jam-packed event is a combination of hands-on experience, and education about future career paths. Studio spaces and guidance from our industry professional instructors will help you determine your skill set for a future career. Get in the classroom, get hands on and get creative to build a project. 

This event is open to students in grade 10, 11, 12, and high school graduates with an interest in digital arts. Seats are reserved on a first come, first serve basis with first priority given to Grade 12 applicants.

Registration fee of $225.00 which includes lunch for 3 days, mission supplies and a Boot camp Survival Kit.

https://m.digitalartschool.com/bootcamp

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  Open to Canadian students who are 15 to 19 year-old and are interested in politics and are leaders in their communities. 
  
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  This week-long program includes a maximum of 120 students per session. You get to spend one week on Parliament Hill. There are three sessions in 2017. February 26 to March 3, 2017; March 12-17, 2017; and March 25-31, 2017.http://forum.ca/the-program/application/
  

Are you looking for a spring or summer program to learn French? Do you want to discover another region of Canada and meet new people? Go Explore!

Explore is a five-week intensive language-immersion course. You can take the course in the spring or summer, whichever you prefer.

Participants in Explore receive a $2,200 bursary (taxable income) that covers tuition fees for the courses, instructional materials, meals and accommodations, workshops, and other mandatory activities.