Description The Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) Scholarship supports registered OHF participants who combine commitment to hockey with post-secondary academic ambitions. It provides financial assistance to help offset the cost of college or university for players, coaches, trainers and officials connected to OHF member organizations. Selection focuses on demonstrated achievement and engagement both on the ice and in the classroom, recognizing students who contribute to their communities as well. The program is intended to reward sustained involvement in hockey alongside scholastic success. - **Purpose:** Financial support for OHF-affiliated students pursuing Canadian post-secondary education. - **Who it serves:** Players, coaches, trainers and...

Description The Rotary Club of Toronto Scholarship is a multi-year tuition award aimed at supporting outstanding students graduating from high schools within the Municipality of Toronto. It provides ongoing support to students who demonstrate financial need as well as strong academic performance, leadership, and substantial community service. Applicants are expected to meet all eligibility criteria before submitting an application. **Key takeaways:** - Four-year tuition scholarship for Toronto high school graduates. - Focus on financial need plus academic excellence and community leadership. - Applicants must meet all published eligibility requirements before applying. Eligibility Eligibility is based on residency, current enrollment, post‑secondary...

Description **What the award recognizes** The James Bartleman Indigenous Youth Creative Writing Award honors the legacy of Ontario’s 27th Lieutenant Governor by recognizing young Indigenous creative writers across the province. It celebrates original work in a wide range of creative-writing forms and aims to support Indigenous students’ literary development. Up to six recipients are chosen each year, selected from defined geographic categories and age groups. Key takeaways: - Honors Indigenous youth creative writing and commemorates James Bartleman. - Recognizes original creative work in multiple formats (stories, poems, plays, etc.). - Up to six recipients are selected annually. Award Value **Monetary...

Description **Program overview** The St. Clair Region Conservation Authority (SCRCA), through the St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation, offers scholarships to support graduating high school students who plan to pursue post‑secondary study in conservation and environmental fields. The program is intended to encourage careers in areas such as biology, ecology, forestry, hydrology, geography and fish & wildlife management. Multiple named scholarships—each established for a specific purpose or in memory of an individual—are awarded each year according to available trust funds. Key takeaways: - Administered by SCRCA and the St. Clair Region Conservation Foundation. - Supports post‑secondary study in conservation and environmental...

Description The OTIP Bursary Program is a yearly initiative that provides financial support to students with a connection to an OTIP-covered plan. Its purpose is to reduce education-related financial burden and increase access to post-secondary learning for eligible applicants. OTIP manages the program and publishes details about the award and application process each year. - Purpose: annual financial support for students linked to OTIP plans - Administered by OTIP - Program details and application instructions are published yearly Eligibility **Required insurance connection:** To qualify, either the applicant or a relative must be insured under a plan or program offered by...

Description **Overview:** The Brian Maxwell Memorial Scholarship is an annual award established to honor the life and character of Brian Maxwell. It supports student-athletes who are progressing to post-secondary study at a Canadian college or university and rewards athletic dedication balanced with academic effort. The scholarship emphasizes personal qualities—honesty, integrity, compassion and teamwork—seen as central to Brian Maxwell’s life and legacy. Recipients are chosen through an application and independent review process administered via OFSAA. Key takeaways: - Annual scholarship in memory of Brian Maxwell. - Supports student-athletes entering Canadian post-secondary institutions. - Emphasizes character as well as athletic and academic...

Description **Purpose and target audience:** This scholarship supports students beginning full-time, first-year studies at a post-secondary institution. It is intended for prospective high school graduates who will be entering their first year of formal post-secondary education and who reside in Ontario. The award is intended to help students continue their formal education as they transition from high school to college or university. Key takeaways: - For full-time students entering their first year of post-secondary study. - Intended for prospective high school graduates who are Ontario residents. - Designed to support the transition from secondary to post-secondary education. Eligibility **2026 essay...

Description **Purpose and focus** The Nicole LeClair Welding Bursary supports students pursuing welding or welding-related skilled trades at the post-secondary level in Ontario. Created to reduce financial barriers, the bursary directs funds to students’ publicly funded institutions to offset tuition and fees. The program emphasizes practical trades education and aims to help motivated learners complete their training and enter the welding workforce. Key takeaways - Supports welding and welding-related skilled-trade students at Ontario public post-secondary schools. - Funds are intended to offset tuition and student fees. - Designed to help students complete training and transition into the welding trades. Eligibility...

Overview The Nursing Education Initiative (NEI) offers education grants to help nurses continue their professional development and strengthen their clinical knowledge and skills. Eligible nurses may receive reimbursement of up to $1,500 for each funding year. Funding cycle and review process Grants are distributed quarterly. The funding year runs from April 1 through March 31. Applications are reviewed using objective, pre-established criteria. If requests in any quarter exceed the amount available for that quarter, eligible applications that cannot be funded immediately will be held and re-assessed at the end of the fiscal year (March 31) should additional funds remain. While...

Description The Caribbean Canadian Association of Waterloo Region (CCAWR) awards three (3) or more scholarships each year to qualified Caribbean‑Canadian students who live in the Region of Waterloo. The program promotes academic excellence, leadership development, and community engagement among post‑secondary bound youth. Eligible recipients include students accepted to, or already enrolled in, accredited colleges, universities, or other post‑secondary institutions in Canada. Applications are submitted online through the CCAWR application portal; complete details and deadlines are posted there. Key takeaways: - CCAWR offers a minimum of three scholarships annually. - Awards target Caribbean‑Canadian students residing in the Region of Waterloo. -...

SGI Corporate Scholarship — Program Overview SGI is dedicated to supporting the next generation of leaders. The SGI Corporate Scholarship honors exceptional post-secondary students who have demonstrated strong academic results, leadership, and meaningful community involvement. This award aims to help students continue their studies while encouraging both personal and professional development. By investing in students now, SGI seeks to strengthen the skilled workforce of tomorrow. Who is eligible Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a resident of Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, or Ontario. - Be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate certificate, diploma, or degree program at...

Duck Brand is celebrating the 26th anniversary of the Stuck At Prom Scholarship Contest, and we want you to join the fun! Be part of a tradition that’s attracted more than 8,500 students who designed original prom outfits using Duck Tape — and compete for scholarship prizes and recognition. Eligibility To enter the contest you must meet all of the following requirements: - Be at least 14 years old. - Be enrolled in high school or participating in a high-school-level homeschool program during the 2025–2026 school year. - Be a legal resident of the United States (including the District of...