Established by the Bank of Montreal and awarded to students entering the first year of any program at Queen's University. The selection of the recipient will be based on a combination of financial need, superior academic ability, proven leadership qualities, and involvement in the life of his or her school and community.CriteriaSuperior academic abilityCreative and original thinkingProven leadership qualitiesFinancial needDurationRenewable for 3 subsequent years (4 years total) provided a GPA of 3.5 is achieved in a full course load each year. Selected recipients will receive further information about renewal criteria

In celebration of its 150th anniversary (1841-1991), Queen's University offers 50 Chancellor's Scholarships to students chosen on the basis of nomination by high school principals and submission of a detailed application form. Students must be entering the first year of any undergraduate program at Queen's to qualify for a Chancellor's Scholarship. Students in their second year of CEGEP are also eligible to apply.CriteriaSuperior academic abilityCreative and original thinkingProven leadership qualitiesHigh school nomination required. Nominations from institutions where the applicant is enrolled in part-time studies will not be acceptedStudents on a gap year must receive a nomination from their prior full-time...

Established by a bequest from Doris E. Marsh in memory of her sister, Doctor Iris May Marsh, Arts '57 and awarded to a student entering the first year of any program at Queen's University. The selection of the recipient will be based on a combination of financial need, superior academic ability, proven leadership qualities, and involvement in the life of his or her school and community. The award is renewable for three subsequent years provided a minimum GPA of 3.5 is maintained and financial need remains evident.CriteriaSuperior academic abilityCreative and original thinkingProven leadership qualitiesFinancial needPermanent family residence must be in...

Nominations for the Vector Scholarship in AI are now closed. Nominations for the 2025-2026 cycle will open on January 2, 2025, and close March 20, 2025. Ontario university master’s programs are invited to nominate top applicants for the Vector Scholarship in Artificial Intelligence. The Vector Institute does Field: Engineering.Value: $4,000 for year one; $3,000 for year two, $2,000 for year three, $1,000 for year four, $1,000 for year five.Number: 5.Duration: Up to 5 years.ConditionsAwarded to students enrolled in the Engineering degree program who have graduated from an Ottawa-area high school. Selection will be made on the basis of scholastic achievement....

Candidates must be students in their final year of study in secondary school who are or will be seeking admission into their first year of undergraduate study at York University in any discipline. Candidates must possess a minimum admission average of 90 per cent or equivalent and will have other accomplishments such a leadership in community service, achievement in arts or sports, or excellence in other areas of individual endeavour which demonstrate the wholeness of the person and grace of character. This award is renewed on the basis of continued high academic standing (minimum grade point average of 8.00). As...

Who May Apply?To be eligible for a Diversity Scholarship, applicants must:live in a CHFT member co-op;have already applied to a recognized, publicly funded, Canadian, post-secondary education institution – community college, university or approved apprenticeship-training program – on a full-time basis in the 2025/2026 academic year;have used their knowledge and understanding of diversity to make a positive contribution to their school and/or local community;and have demonstrated a financial need.Students will have to show usthey are already registered in school full-time;a transcript, showing passing marks for the program;and proof that they live in a CHFT co-op.FundingStudents may be eligible to receive up...

Eligibilty Requirements: Awards will be granted annually to two students entering full-time studies in first year directly from a Canadian high school.Applicants require outstanding academic achievement (minimum "A" [85%] average in the best six Grade 12 U and/or Grade 12 M courses or Ontario Academic Credits [OACs] or equivalent) and significant involvement in extra-curricular activities or volunteer work outside of the classroom.Endowed scholarship.

Honouring his dedication to and active involvement in ORBA’s training and education activities, the Joe Bunting Scholarship is awarded annually to a student attending an Ontario college and entering their final year of a Civil Engineering Technology/Technician program.Joe Bunting was known for his dedication to the training and education of young people in the industry. Joe served as Chair of ORBA’s Education Committee from the late 1990s through to the mid-2000s. He was a champion of the ‘Civil Construction Management Education Series’ which was a joint program run out of Ryerson University. Joe was also a significant supporter of the...

Honouring his commitment to ORBA as its first President, the J.D. Chick Scholarship is awarded annually to a student attending an Ontario University and entering their final year of a Civil Engineering discipline. Becoming ORBA President in 1927, J.D. served as President of Chick Construction, one of the biggest road builders in Ontario in the 1920s and 30s. The companies’ business grew in the 1940s, securing contracts for work on the Alaska Highway in B.C.Who is eligible:Ontario university students entering their final year of a Civil Engineering Technology/Technician program.

ORBA scholarships are presented annually to two high school who are enrolled in a civil engineering program at an Ontario university or a civil technology or technician program at an Ontario college. The recipients are recognized at ORBA's annual Convention.1) ORBA Civil Engineering Technology ScholarshipThe ORBA Civil Technology Scholarship is awarded annually to a student graduating from an Ontario high school and entering their first year of a program in Civil Technology at an Ontario College.2) ORBA Civil Engineering ScholarshipThe ORBA Civil Engineering Scholarship is awarded annually to a student graduating from an Ontario high school and entering their first...

This scholarship was established in 1998 by the Douglas Coldwell Layton Foundation in honour of the lifetime achievement of Dr. Kalmen Kaplansky, labour and human rights advocate, in the field of economic and social rights. Awarded annually to a graduate student researching economic and social rights in a School or Department in the Faculty of Public Affairs and Management at Carleton University, the scholarship is valued at $1,000. A detailed letter of application for the award should be made by February 1 to the Dean of Public Affairs and Management, who will select the recipient on the advice of a...

The RE/MAX Quest for Excellence scholarship program is a cash scholarship that recognizes students for their ongoing community contributions and pursuit of leadership. Through this scholarship program, RE/MAX Canada is pleased to offer 40 scholarships of $1,000 each to students across Canada (except for Quebec).The 2025 Quest for Excellence program will invite eligible students to write and submit an essay based on one of three key themes: charitable community contribution; the vision for a brighter future; and ensuring Canadians have a safe, secure and affordable place to call “home.”At RE/MAX Canada, we understand the importance of supporting the communities where...