The Black Canadian Scholarship Fund was established in 1996 to encourage academic excellence and promote community leadership by providing annual scholarships to outstanding young black students in Ottawa.To qualify, an applicant must satisfy all of the Eligibility Criteria below:Be a Black Canadian Student graduating in 2025 from a high school in Ottawa with an academic average between 75 and 90% in6 grade 12 courses (U) or (O) or (M), ora combination of 6 grade 11 or 12 courses (U) or (O) or (M)Be a Black Canadian citizen or landed immigrant and residing in Ottawa.Be admitted to a recognized Canadian university,Demonstrate...

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 an OFSAA champion and Canadian junior, juvenile and senior champion.  While on scholarship at University of Berkeley, Brian attained a degree in Architecture. He was the winner of many international marathons (third place in Boston Marathon...

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...

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 James Bartleman Indigenous Youth Creative Writing Award commemorates the legacy of Ontario’s 27th Lieutenant Governor by recognizing up to six Indigenous students for their creative writing talent. Each recipient receives a $2,500 award.There are three geographic categories:fly-in communityon reserveoff reserve (do not live in a fly-in community or on a reserve)A junior student (12 years old and younger) and a senior student (13 to 18 years old) is chosen from each geographic category.EligibilityAs an applicant, you must:be 18 years of age or underhave consent from your parent/legal guardian (if you’re under 18)self-identify as an Indigenous personbe a student enrolled...

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 now for a $1,500 OTIP Bursary!Know a student who could use $1,500? The OTIP Bursary Program offers 30 bursaries of $1,500 each year.Who can apply?To be eligible for the OTIP Bursary Program, you must meet the following criteria at the time of selection:You or a relative must be insured through a plan or program offered by OTIP.The student must be a full-time or part-time post-secondary (college, university, skilled trades, or technology) program for the 2025-2026 academic year.Deadline: Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. on June 1, 2025.  

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...

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...

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...