This Entrance Scholarship recognizes the outstanding work of the Sisters of St. Joseph and has been endowed by the St. Joseph's Health Centre, the London District Catholic School Board, the Monsignor Feeney Foundation and the King's College Foundation to ensure that this tribute continues in perpetuity. The scholarship will be awarded by a selection committee to a graduate of the London District Catholic School Board who enrolls as a full-time student at King's. Applicants must have an admissions average of at least 80% and a strong history of volunteer service in health, education, social service or pastoral ministry. The recipient...

Brian Maxwell was a successful distance runner and entrepreneur, as co-founder of Power Bar with his wife Jennifer.  He attended Victoria Park Secondary School from 1968-72.  As a distance runner, basketball guard and wrestler at Victoria Park, Brian had a determined focus and dedication to be the best at his chosen sport.Brian excelled in Track & Field, long distance, and Cross-Country running.  He was anOFSAA champion and Canadian junior, juvenile and senior champion.  While on scholarship atUniversity of Berkeley, Brian attained a degree in Architecture. He was the winner of manyinternational marathons (third place in Boston Marathon and twice at...

This entrance award made possible by the generosity of the family of Emmett and Loretta Regan, is granted to the first-year student at King's University College who is a graduate of an Ontario School Board with an interest in pursuing a career in education and social service. Demonstrated leadership skills, volunteer service, commitment to the community and a love of music may be attributes of the successful candidate. In first year, the award may not be held concurrently with other King’s entrance scholarships.AWARD CRITERIAGranted to the first year student at King's University College who is a graduate of an Ontario...

The Foundation provides funding for the CU Succeed Youth Bursary program open to resident Ontario post-secondary students in need of financial assistance for academic, technological, or vocational training.The bursary will be awarded based primarily on two criteria – demonstrated financial need, and community involvement.When reviewing the application, we also consider:Applicants (or their parent) must belong to a credit union which is a member of Ontario Credit Union Foundation (listing here). To receive an award the award recipient must have a credit union account.Youth is defined as age 25 or less by June 30, of the application year. (Prior bursary recipients...

Presented to two full-time students who have been employed within the mining sector or who are the children of a mining sector employee. The recipients must have a strong academic record (minimum 75%), demonstrate involvement in extra-curricular activities and financial need. Past recipients of the award may reapply for a second award. The recipient must also be an Ontario resident as defined by OSAP. The recipient must also be an Ontario resident as defined by OSAP.Complete a Nipissing University Application for Entrance Awards, available on our website in early March. Deadline: May 1.

Designed to attract students to the Bachelor of Science in Environmental Science or the Bachelor of Science - Biology degree program, with preference to the former. The recipients must possess a minimum 75% in his/her best six 4U, 4M final grades, and exemplify interest and involvement in extra-curricular activities. The recipients must also demonstrate financial need and be a resident of Ontario as defined by OSAP.Complete a Nipissing University Application for Entrance Awards, available on our website in early March. Deadline: May 1.

Candidates must be residents of the the local area now defined as the Cities of Kitchener and Waterloo and the Townships of Wellesley, Wilmot and Woolwich and be registered as students of secondary school in the current (2023/24) school year. Scholarships are intended for students in their graduating year but consideration is also given to those who have undertaken an "extra" year of high-school education. In addition, a successful candidate has to submit a fully completed application as per details on the Application webpage.Eligibility criteria include:Display a demonstrated financial need.Display a commitment to academics during his/her school career and be...

This $1,800 scholarship is open to high school students in Ontario and the Maritime provinces, and landed immigrants of three years or more, who wish to attend a post-secondary institution in Canada or Israel.Criteria:Students applying for this scholarship must graduate from high school in 2024 with grades averaging between 60%-79% for Grades 11 and 12 combined.To Apply:Applications are now open and will close May 1, 2024.Application formIf you have any questions, please contact the Ottawa Jewish Community Foundation at foundation@jewishottawa.com or call 613-798-4696, ext. 252.History:The Ilana & Steven Rubin scholarship was established in 2016 as a promise by Steven Rubin...

Who is eligible to apply?To be eligible for the OTIP Bursary Program, you must meet the following criteria at the time of selection:You or your relative must be insured through an individual or group policy of an insurance plan or program offered by OTIP.The student must be a full-time or part-time post-secondary student in a college, university, skilled trades, or technology program for the September 2024 to August 2025 academic year.General InformationTwenty (20) bursaries of $1,500 each are available to be won.Enter the OTIP Bursary Program (the “Bursary Program”) at www.otip.com/bursary between 12:01 a.m. EST on September 30, 2023 and...

The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority offers scholarships for graduating high school students who are continuing in post-secondary studies in a conservation field (biology, ecology, geography, forestry, fish and wildlife etc.). Applicants must be from one of the schools within the jurisdiction of the SCRCA or live within the SCRCA region. The application deadline is May 31 (application form).A.W. Campbell Memorial ScholarshipThis award is presented in memory of Archibald Campbell. Mr. Campbell was born in 1888 and was a farmer and an ardent conservationist. Through his will, the Campbell farm (now known as the A.W. Campbell Conservation Area) was able to...

This scholarship is provided for students furthering their formal education as a full-time student at a post-secondary institution (in their first year).Eligibility:For the 2024 scholarship, students must complete a 750-word essay, answering the question:‘The number of people affected by hunger has been slowly on the rise since 2014, but tons and tons of edible food is lost and/or wasted every day. How can we increase awareness of this issue and promote global efforts towards resolving it?’Awarded on the basis of academic achievement upon entrance into the program. A transcript of marks for the most recent academic year showing the numerical...

Four scholarships of $1000.00 each will be awarded annually to graduating aboriginal (Status, Non-status, Métis and Inuit) secondary school/adult students. These awards are administered by the Ontario Native Education Counselling Association.CRITERIAStudent of aboriginal ancestry graduating from an Ontario Secondary School with O.S.S.D of the current school year (proof of ancestry may include a status card, Métis card, or a letter from an elder, community member, or official).Good academic standing throughout the school year.75% overall average in graduating yearProceeding into a post-secondary institution full time programInvolvement in the community and/or school extra-curricular activities.Recommended by Secondary School, First Nation Community or Education...