The Workers Health & Safety Centre (WHSC) is dedicated to promoting learning both within and outside the workplace. As part of this commitment, the WHSC has a longstanding tradition of offering educational scholarships for post-secondary students.The financial resources for these scholarships are gathered through The Clifford Pilkey Memorial Golf Fundraiser, which is held in memory of our esteemed founder and inaugural WHSC President.This yearly scholarship competition is aimed at promoting a culture of health and safety among Ontario high school graduates proceeding to post-secondary education. This group represents a section of the workforce that is exposed to considerable occupational risks,...

How does up to $5,000 towards your tuition sound?Answer one simple question in 140 characters or less for a chance to win the 2025 Tuition Contest!What do you hope to change by coming to Algonquin College?Tell us what you want to change in your life, career or world by attending Algonquin College. Share with us on how Algonquin College can share your future.How To Enter?Answer one simple question in 140 characters or less for a chance to win!What do you hope to change by coming to Algonquin College?The answer must be strong, meaningful, unique and impactful.The answer must be in...

The Bill 7 Award is a scholarship for students with a demonstrated financial need who already accessed available public financial support.  To be eligible to receive a Bill 7 Award scholarship, individuals must also meet ALL of the following three criteria:You are attending or accepted by a Post-Secondary Educational Institution in the Province of OntarioYou are pursuing your FIRST post-secondary program of studyYou identify as2 Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, or Queer (2SLGBTQI+)2025 Key Dates2025-26 Application Form Available: Thursday, April 24, 2025Application Deadline: Friday, August 1, 2025Successful Recipients Notified: Late SeptemberAwards Ceremony: Monday, November 3, 2025How to ApplyWhat you will...

Established in 1964 in Toronto, Mon Sheong Foundation is a charitable entity dedicated to preserving and promoting Chinese culture and heritage. It does this by providing services and programs to both elderly individuals and the younger generation to cater to the diverse cultural needs of Canadian communities.On the occasion of the foundation's 50th anniversary, the Mon Sheong Golden Jubilee Scholarship was established. This is awarded each year to secondary school or CEGEP graduates who excel in all areas and have a passion for making a difference, be it in their local communities or globally. The scholarship celebrates and empowers exceptional...

5The 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 continuing...

The CCAWR provides a variety of scholarships, each with a financial worth of $1500.00 unless otherwise specified. Numerous of these are "named" scholarships in honor of significant figures from our community in the Waterloo Region.Undergraduate Scholarships:Vincent Smith Memorial ScholarshipLaunched in 2019, the Vincent Smith Memorial Scholarship is one of CCAWR's leading scholarships with a prize amount of up to $3,000. It commemorates the late Vincent Smith, a community organizer, educator, and religious figure who greatly influenced our community, particularly the younger generation. The recipient of this CCAWR scholarship is typically someone who exhibits exceptional community service, leadership, and engagement in...

Nicole LeClair is a Red Seal welder, welding educator, engineering technologist, inspector, and one of the first students awarded a CWB Welding Foundation student award in 2001.The Nicole LeClair Welding Bursary was created in 2019 to support welding students pursuing welding or a welding-related skilled trade at the post-secondary education level at a publically funded post-secondary school within Ontario. Applicants must be residents of Ontario to be eligible to apply.Bursaries will be paid directly to the post-secondary institution of which the applicant is registered to offset student tuition and fees.This award is supported by LeClair’s personal funds and other charitable...

Apply for a ScholarshipApplication InstructionsApplications must be submitted by September 15 of the year in which the scholarship is to be awardedComplete the Scholarship Application Form below. It must be completed in full.The application must be accompanied by acceptance letters from the community college or university being attended.The application must be accompanied by a transcript of the applicant’s high school marks.The application must be accompanied by a completed Team Manager/Coach Testimonial(s) and Comments Form.Click here for the Team Manager/Coach Testimonial(s) and Comments Form and have a Team Manager/Coach complete it.We encourage you to attach any additional information which will support...

David Davis was born in Nova Scotia and educated at Dalhousie and McGill Universities. He came to Hamilton in 1984 as Organist and Choir Master at Christ’s Church Cathedral and Artistic Director of the Hamilton Children’s Choir. David led this highly acclaimed Choral group for 17 years and then in 2002 took on a different challenge as Music Director of the Canadian Orpheus Male Choir. At the same time he was Organist and Choir Master at St Luke’s Anglican Church in Burlington and Artistic Director of the Ars Antiqua Chamber Choir in Burlington.In addition to his musical abilities David will...

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...

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 Counsellor.Leadership...

Check out this exciting opportunity to receive a $1,000 scholarship from Skills Ontario!  Each year, this scholarship is awarded to students on their way to post-secondary education to pursue a career in the skilled trades and technologies.Scholarship EligibilityYou possess a Canadian citizenship, landed immigrant status, or you are an Ontario resident.You must have earned high school credits during the current school year (September 2024 to June 2025) and will graduate in the spring, summer, or fall of 2025.You received a bronze, silver, or gold medal at the provincial competition (2025 Skills Ontario Competition.)You are pursuing a post-secondary education as an...