102 Wing Truro Bursary

3@$500 -Family member who is affiliated with the Air Force Assoc. for a minimum of at least three years or a Veteran amongst their relatives-Applicants must be a Canadian Citizen and a resident of Colchester County-Entering University or College directly from High School

May 9

Aboriginal Bursaries Search Tool.

Varies - 750 bursaries, scholarships, and incentives across Canada.-https://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1351185180120/1351685455328

Vary

Andrew Yorke Memorial Bursary

Varies -Lives in the Five Islands, Economy, Bass River area-Graduating student

May 29

Antigonish Farmers’ Mutual Scholarship Fund

7@$1000 -Parent(s)/guardian(s) must be a current policyholder of our Company-Proof of acceptance

April 20

APEX Invitational Golf Association

Varies -African Canadian student-Graduating student

July 15

Assumption Foundation Scholarship

Varies -Grade point average of at least 70% for the last completed school year-Financial need-Enrolled at a college or university for the up-coming September -Applications available at http://www.assumption.ca/english/index/dynamic.cfm?id=319

April 30

ATEC Special Achievement Bursary

$500 -Tested and diagnosed as requiring special placement, medical help or course adjustment-Accepted by a post-secondary institution -Role model to others; involved in extra-curricular activities; has met or surpassed educational goals-In need of financial assistance-A student in Nova Scotia

March 31

Atlantic Commerce Scholarship

$500 -Attending a commerce or business related program-Financial need-Academic achievement-Community involvement

April 30

Bible Hill Kinsmen Bursary Award

2@$500 -Resident of Colchester County-Graduate of CEC, SCA-Attending recognized post-secondary institution (Canada, USA)-Financial need and academic achievement-Awarded upon successful completion of first semester and proof of registration for second semester (award sent to institution)

May 31

Bishop Colin Campbell Bursary

$1000 -Members/wives/children of Cobequid Council No. 6633 members or deceased members of (Knights of Columbus)-Minimum average of 70% in six courses

April 15

-Need-Primary consideration to those entering first year post-secondary-Submit proposed course of study

Black Educators Association Bursary

Varies -African Nova Scotia (at least one parent to be of African descent)-Resident of Nova Scotia-Graduating student/or equivalent-Continuing studies at post-secondary institution-Financial need

April 30

Black Educators Association: A Selected listing of Scholarships & Bursaries

Varies Vary Vary

Bob Molaski Bursary

$500 -Applicants must have a relative that is a member at the Mountain Golf and Country Club-Graduating student-Must be planning to attend any post secondary institution/college

Contact Golf Course

Burger King McLamore Foundation

Amounts varies

- Have a strong academic record with a minimum grade point average (GPA) of 2.5,- Be passionate about serving the community, and- Be a high school senior, BURGER KING® employee, spouse/domestic partner or child of an employee.

Mid December

Canadian Federation of Independent Grocers Scholarship

1@ $600012@ $1500

-Must be a Canadian resident studying in Canada-Must be enrolled in a post-secondary program of at least 2 years-Must be in Grade 11 or 12 College or University students must be enrolled in at least one more full year of study as of Spring 2010-Must be sponsored by a CFIG member store-Only complete applications containing full and accurate information will be considered-Plagiarism is an infringement of copyright laws. All essays must be properly referenced.

May 31

Canadian Hospitality Foundation Scholarship

Varies -Graduating student from high school-Accepted full time in a Hotel, Food, or Tourism and Hospitality university degree program at Mt. Saint Vincent, Ryerson, University of Guelph or University of Calgary

April 15

Canadian Union of Public Employees-Local 3890

6@$750 -Attending school in CCRSB-Is planning to attend post-secondary institution/college-Based on academic performance, participation in school/community affairs-Financial need-Preference given to son, daughter, ward of Local 3890 CUPE member

May 19

CEC Musical Theatre Award

$1000 -Contributed to CEC Musical May 31

Charlie $500 - Resident of Nova Scotia May 12

A'Court Scholarship for Excellence in Music (CASEM)

- Applicants will be evaluated on such factors including, but limited to, musical talent and aptitude, extra-curricular involvement in high school, and community involvement.- Applicants must have an 85% average or higher in Music, and an overall average of no less than 80%.- Proof of acceptance into post-secondary institution.- Additional documentation showing musical ability or community engagement outlined in the application.

CHF Canada’s Nova Scotia Diversity Scholarship

$1500 for 4 years

-Live in a CHF Canada member housing co-op-Plan to attend a public funded Canadian community college, university or approved apprentice training program-Be under 30 years old-Financial need

February 27

Community Credit Union of Cumberland Colchester Limited T. M. MacIntyre and John Bower Bursary

$1000 -Graduating from any high school in Colchester, Cumberland, or Sackville, NB-Member of Community Credit Union-Financial need

May 28

Co-op Housing Diversity Scholarships

$1500 (renewable)

- living in a CHF Canada member co-op.- full time student under the age of 30.

Feb 27th

Credit Counselling Services of Atlantic Canada Inc. Scholarship

Several@$1000

-500 word essay addressing the scenario-Advice received from interviews incorporated into the content of the essay-Specifics on persons interviewed and the advice given as requested on Application Entry form

April 10

CSLA Leadership Scholarship

5@$1000 -Minimum average of 70% in your graduation year-Plan to attend an accredited Canadian post secondary institute-Have made a superior contribution to Canadian student through membership in planning committees of major regional, provincial or national student leadership initiatives recognized by CSLA-Have made a significant contribution to student leadership initiatives in their home community

March 1

Degarthe Art Scholarship

$1000 -Volunteer in the community.-75% average or higher.-Continuing studies at any post-secondary institution.-Write a 1-page essay “What The Lions Club Means To The Community”

April 25

DivertNS Scholarships: Champion of the

$20,000 Dollars in Scholarships

Scholarship for students who have exemplified leadership in protecting our environment.Application includes:- a summary of recent environmental activities in your

April 22

Environment Scholarship

school or community.- a letter of reference from someone in your school or community.- a research essay on the issue of food waste.- a contact information form (found on website).

Dr. George F. McCurdy Scholarship

$500 -High school graduate with acceptable academic level-Proof of post-secondary acceptance, leadership in school/community -Written essay on contribution to education

Sept 30

Dr. P. Anthony Johnstone Entrance Scholarship

$6000 -Current NS high school graduate-Entering first year of an undergraduate Bachelor’s degree at a Maritime university -Have demonstrated interest in multiculturalism and human rights-Resident of Nova Scotia-Demonstrates leadership ability, and a contribution to cultural/youth activities-Required: application, essay, list of leadership abilities, academic reports, leadership report

March 31

Dr. Stanley Curtis Memorial Co-operative Scholarship

2@$500 -Entering into first year of post secondary studies-Parents/guardians must be active members of a co-operative venture-Must be involved in community and extra curricular activities

April 30

Ed Lorraine Bursary

Varies -Must attend post secondary institution-Must reside and attend school in Colchester North (NCHS or CEC)-Must attain a minimum average 65% (five or more subjects at the grade 12 level-Student should demonstrate leadership, citizenship and integrity through school and/or community involvement-Please include a copy of your transcript.

May 15

Federation of Foster Families of Nova Scotia-The Jenny Cajolais Memorial Scholarship

Varies -A birth or adopted child of foster parents who have been fostering for a minimum of 5 years-Must be enrolled in an educational program to further his/her skills

August 15

Federation of Foster Families of Nova Scotia-The Thelma Goodall Memorial Bursary

Varies -Youth in care or former youth in care who is enrolled in an educational program to further his/her skills

August 15

Grace Bethel Health Education Bursary

2@$1000 -Must be entering a health related field directly from high school-Should have conditional acceptance from institution at which further study will be pursued

May 21

-Graduating current year from one of the CCRSB schools-Write letter indicating activities, interest, plans along with names and addresses of two character reference

Graham Pinsent Memorial Bursary

$500 -Lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgendered youth, age twenty five or under who:• have been accepted to or are attending a Canadian post secondary institution• is a resident of Nova Scotia• demonstrates financial need

May 1

Halifax Region Children’s Aid Foundation Education Achievement Award

Varies -Youth formerly in the care and custody of the Province of Nova Scotia

May 30

Harrison McCain Scholarship

$4000 per year

-80% average in senior year of high school.-Selection is based on academic performance, financial need, leadership qualities and a recognized initiative in funding own education.-Check university websites for due dates (usually 2nd or 3rd week of March).

Check each University

Harrison McCain

Scholarship/Bursar

$16,000 (over 4 years)

- 80% average in senior year of high school.-Selection is based on academic performance, financial need, leadership qualities and a recognized initiative in funding own education.-Check university websites for due dates (usually 1st of March).

March 1

Harry Jerome Scholarship

Varies -High academic achievement-Financial need-Recognized contribution to the Black Community

May 30

Hockey Nova Scotia

9 @ $1000 -Registered during current playing season with HNS as a member in good standing (player or official).-Must graduate from high school same year the award is presented.-Must commence post secondary studies at a Canadian University or Community College in the same year the award is presented or the first year after Junior eligibility if playing Jr. Hockey.-Must achieve a high level of academic excellence, exceptional hockey/officiating ability and is committed to the principle of fair play and sportsmanship.

April 13

Horatio Alger Canadian Scholarships

$5000 - graduating high school pursuing post-secondary studies.- Critical financial need.- Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity.- Maintain a 65% avg- Canadian citizen.

End of October

Institute of Chartered Accountants Award

4@$1000 -Superior academic ability-Strong organizational, analytical and communication skills-Good judgment, integrity and persistence-Extra-curricular and community activities

April 25

IWK Future Health Research and Innovation Scholarship

$2500 -Grade 12 student-Minimum average of 75%-Continuing your education in a Maritime post-secondary institution in a field that will enhance research and/or innovation in health care

March 1

Kin Canada Bursaries

Varies -Canadian citizen-Full time student in the 2018-19 school year at a recognized post-secondary institution -Demonstrate high ideals and knowledge of kin-Has not received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund

February 1

Knights of Columbus Nova Scotia State Council-Simon J. Khattar Scholarship

$1000 -Roman Catholic of good moral character-Resident of Nova Scotia-Based on academic standing-Financial need-Preference given to members of Knights of Columbus and immediately family

March 9

Loran Scholar Award

Renewable for up to four years, with a total value of $100,000

•Be in your final year of uninterrupted full-time studies in high school.•Present a minimum cumulative average of 85%.•Hold Canadian citizenship or permanent resident status.•Be at least 16 years of age by September 1st of the following year.

Sept 29th in Student Services 4pm.

http://www.loranscholar.ca/

Lutz/Lutes Family Scholarship

$1000 -Financial need-Academic achievement

April 1

MADD Canada Bursary Fund

$2000 -Canadian students who have a had a parent or legal guardian killed in an impaired driving crash-Pursuing any full time post secondary educational program that is approved by a provincial Ministry of Education

May 31

McEwen Scholarship

$1000 -Member or dependent of a member of a co-operative of Co-op Atlantic-Full or part time employee, or dependent of a full time employee, of Co-op Atlantic or one of its member co-operatives

March 1

Monsanto Canada Opportunity Scholarship

$1500 -Canadian high school student from agricultural or forestry family farms who have successfully enrolled at Canadian educational institution-First year in agricultural science or forestry program

May 30

Monsignor Martin Memorial Scholarship

$1000 -Female candidate of Catholic faith and planning to attend an institution of higher learning-Good character, spirit, cooperation with staff and students-Involved in school activities-Financial need-Full member of the church

May 15

Morehead-Cain Scholarship

Four years, fully funded

- A competitive applicant to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill- on track to graduate in the spring

End of October

- Be nominated by your High School- required to have written SAT's in grade 11.

Morton Simmonds Educational Scholarship Correctional Workers Program

Tuition and textbooks

-Member of African Nova Scotian Community and/or First Nations Community-19 years of age or older (proof of age required).-Applicants must hold a high school diploma or GED Certificate.-NSCC Human Service course or university degree.-Be accepted by NSCC (Correction Officer Program).-All potential candidates shall meet all requirements for employment and student placement at a Provincial Correctional Services Facility prior to being accepted.

May 24

MS Society Scholarship Program – John Helou Scholarship

$25,000 (renewable)

-Canadian citizen-At least an 85% average-Financial need- live in a family in which an immediate member (self, sibling or parent/guardian) is directly affected by MS

March 31

Munro C. Bell Bursary

$1000 -Resident of Stewiacke Valley graduating from CEC or SCA-Enrolled in any human health related discipline in a post-secondary institution, including community college-Based on need, academic standing, character, extra-curricular/community activities

May 15

National Union- Brian Fudge Memorial Scholarship

$1500 - entering the field of study in policing, criminal justice services, community services or health care services.- be a child/grandchild of National Union of Public and General Employees current or retired.- Plan to study at a Canadian public post secondary institution in the following year.

July 7

National Union-Aboriginal Canadian Scholarship

$1500 -All Aboriginal Canadian children (including foster children) of National Union of Public Employees members who plan to enter the first year of an Canadian public post-secondary education institution full time

July 7

National Union-Terry Fox Foundation Scholarship

$1500 -Child/foster child with disabilities of National Union member-Entering first year full time program at post-secondary institution in the fall

July 7

National Union-Tommy Douglas Scholarship

$1500 -Child/foster child of Nation Union member- Entering first year full time program at post-secondary institution in the fall

July 7

National Union-Visible Minorities

$1500 -Visible minority child/foster child of National Union member-NSGEU-Entering first year full time program at post-secondary institution in the fall

July 7

Nova Scotia Community

College Entrance Awards

26@$2700 -Minimum average of 75% of the top five Grade 11 marks and up to five of the top Grade 12 marks.-Required to submit a brief essay on the merits of a community college education. Maximum length of no more than 500 words or two pages double-spaced, typed

Varies

text.-Financial need.

Nova Scotia Department of Education African Canadian Services Division-University Entrance Scholarship

$4500 -Available to African Nova Scotian students who have successfully completed courses required for a NS High School Graduation Diploma -Have been accepted into post secondary institution immediately following Grade 12-Average 75% or higher in Grade 12 required number of subjects-Demonstrated leadership qualities-Recommended by high school administration-Accepted for registration in a full time degree program

May 29

Nova Scotia Department of Education

African Canadian Services Division-

Community College or

Trade School Award

$1800 -Successful completion of grade 12 in NS-Immediate enrollment to post-secondary institution in approved Community College or Trade School-Available one year, unless program is two years in duration-Studying in the field of Performing Arts

July 31

Nova Scotia Department of Education African Canadian Services Division-Post-Secondary Promotion Award

$2500 -Enrolled full time in the first year at an approved post-secondary institution-Also full time second year students who successfully complete first year

July 31

Nova Scotia Department of Education African Canadian Services Divisions-Performing Arts

$1000 -An African Nova Scotian student is a Canadian citizen whose parent(s) is (are) of the African descent -Resides in Nova Scotia-Graduate of Nova Scotia school system-Have a concentration in one of the performing arts genre

July 31

Nova Scotia Equestrian Federation Educational Bursary Program

4@$500 -NSEF member in Good Standing for the past two years.-Lived in Nova Scotia for the past two years-Post-secondary educational institute on a full time bases

May 1

Nova Scotia Federation of Labour CLC Bursary-Alex

$1000 -Son/daughter/legal ward of a trade unionist whose local union is affiliated with NS Federation of Labour-Entering degree-granting university, college, trade/technical school, community college

July 11

(Sugarcamp) MacDonald Memorial Bursary

Nova Scotia Federation of Labour CLC Bursary-Glenda Cooper Memorial Bursary

$1000 -Son/daughter/legal ward of a trade unionist whose local union is affiliated with NS Federation of Labour-Entering degree-granting university, college, trade/technical school, community college

July 11

Nova Scotia Federation of Labour CLC Bursary-J. K. Bell Bursary

$1000 -Cannot apply for Joe Gannon or Leo McKay Bursaries)-Son/daughter/legal ward of a trade unionist whose local union is affiliated with NS Federation of Labour-Entering program at Community College, Trade School

July 11

Nova Scotia Federation of Labour CLC Bursary-Leo F McKay Bursary

$1000 -Cannot apply for JK Bell Bursary-Son/daughter/legal ward of a trade unionist whose local union is affiliated with NS Federation of Labour58-Entering degree-granting university

July 11

Nova Scotia Freemasons Bursary-Fellowship Lodge 112

$1500 Canadian citizen, resident of Colchester County, CEC graduate-First year degree granting university/college in one of four Atlantic Provinces -Minimum average of 75% in grade 12 -High qualities of citizenship, leadership, and sportsmanship

May 29

Nova Scotia Freemasons Bursary-North Star Lodge74

$2250 Canadian citizen, resident of Colchester County, CEC graduate-First year degree granting university/college in one of four Atlantic Provinces -Minimum average of 75% in grade 12 -High qualities of citizenship, leadership, and sportsmanship

May 31

Nova Scotia Freemasons Scholarship-Lodge 43

2@$2250 -Canadian citizen, resident of Colchester County, CEC graduate-First year degree granting university/college in one of four Atlantic Provinces -Minimum average of 75% in grade 12 -High qualities of citizenship, leadership, & sportsmanship

May 31

Nova Scotia Fruit Growers Bursary

$500 -Member (or child) of the NSFGA-Entering or already studying in a field of Agriculture-Academic achievement-Community involvement

May 31

Nova Scotia IODE Bursary Provincial Chapter

Varies -Student in need of financial help to continue education

April 30

Nova Scotia Power Employment Equity Scholarship

4@$1500 -Must be either disabled person, visible minority or Aboriginal person-Graduate from high school-Accepted into post secondary education

March 30

Nova Scotia Power Environment Scholarship

5@$1000 -Entering into first year of undergraduate environmental-related program -Post secondary institution is in Nova Scotia-Scholarship is non-transferable

April 27

Nova Scotia Power Mi’kmaq Scholarship

$1500 -Must be Mi’kmaq person registered with a Mi’kmaq First Nation in Nova Scotia-Must have graduated from high school within 15 months preceding fall entrance into their first year of post secondary

April 27

Nova Scotia Power Trades Scholarship

10@$1000 -Visible minority, aboriginal, disabled students-Canadian citizen-Academic achievement, leadership ability-75% average

March 28

Nova Scotia Talent Trust

Varies Outstanding/exceptional talents and potential to become recognized artists in their chosen fields-Priority given to those undertaking recognized program-Resident of Nova Scotia (at least 4 years)-Specific support materials (see application) for: Dance, Theatre, Musical Theatre & Opera; Literary Arts, Media Arts, Music and all audio tapes; Visual Arts, Film and Video

Varies

Partnership for Access Awareness (PAANS)

8@$1000 Be a person with a permanent disability-Be a permanent resident of Nova Scotia-Be entering or continuing studies in a Canadian post-secondary institution that is recognized by the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada-Not be involved in the selection process or related to any scholarship selection committee member

April 10

Pengrowth-Nova Scotia Energy Scholarship Program

Varies -Personal Information-One Page Essay -High School Transcript-Well-rounded individuals-Community Involvement

May 1

Pengrowth-Nova Scotia Energy Scholarship Program-Energy Trade and Technology

Varies -Applying to NSCC-One page essay-Personal info-High school transcript

May 1

Peter Kohler Scholarship

$50, 000 over 4 years

-Must be graduating June of 2018-Entering a full year studies in Engineering at a University in Atlantic Canada in September 2018.

Dec 31

Robbie & Jean Shaw Scholarship

Varies - Minimum 75% Avg- Why the IWK is special to you- Community involvement (both IWK and beyond)- Hopes and dreams for the future- Outline how the scholarship will make a difference for

April 28

the recipientRose Benteau, Jack Stuewe and Gary Rix Educational Awards

$1000 -Must be a member or child of a member May 31

Rotary Club of Truro Post-Secondary Educational Bursary

$1000 -Must be attending CEC, NCHS, or SCA-Pursuing studies at university/community college-University entrance standing required

May 1

Royal Canadian Legion – Cobequid Branch #72

$500 -Financial need-Letter of acceptance-Special consideration given to children of Veternans-Must reside in Nova Scotia and a Canadian citizen

April 30

Royal Canadian Legion Bursary-Colchester Branch No. 26

10@$1000 -Resident of Truro area served by Colchester Branch-Reasonable academic standing-Individual needSon/daughter/grandson/granddaughter of a legion member-First year post-secondary studies only

April 30

Royal Canadian Legion Bursary-Debert Branch No. 106

2@$750 -Financial need-Preference to Debert resident-Not necessarily veteran’s grandchild-Consideration given to study of geriatric care-Medicine, nursing, but not limited to these

April 30

Royal Canadian Legion Bursary-Ladies’ Auxiliary Bursary

1@$1000 -Resident of Truro area served by Colchester Branch-Reasonable academic standing-Individual needSon/daughter/grandson/granddaughter of a legion member-First year post-secondary studies only

April 30

Royal Canadian Legion-Elsie Jean Lambert Scholarship

$1000 -Financial need with special consideration given to children of Veterans-Graduating student-Attending a post secondary institution

April 15

Royal Canadian Legion-Poppy Trust Fund & Trust 1 Fund

$500 -Financial need with special consideration given to children of Veterans-Graduating student-Attending a post secondary institution

April 15

Royal Canadian Legion-Wales Scholarship

$6000 Children/grandchildren of deceased/disabled veterans or pensioners-Disabled Nova Scotian-Starting or continuing post-secondary studies

April 15

-Ineligible to receive assistance from EAPDRutherford-Taylor-Forbes Memorial Scholarship

$1500 -Student from the Stewiacke Valley area entering a post secondary educational institution -Involvement in church activity, community activity-Financial need-Scholastic ability-Preference will be given to the applicants entering in a humanitarian field

May 1

Schulich Leader Scholarships

$80,000-$100,000

You must be nominated by your High School. Come to CEC Student Services for your nomination package.- Nominees must possess at least two of three criteria:-Academic Excellence-Leadership (community, business or entrepreneurial)-Financial NeedTo qualify, Nominees must:- Graduate high school or Cégep in the 2016/2017 academic year-Be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident- Enroll at one of our partner universities

Deadline to apply to be nominated is the last Friday of November.

Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Education Award-Dr. E. Bruce Hendrick Scholarship Program

Varies -Resident of Nova Scotia-Have Spina Bifida or Hydrocephalus-Member of SBHANS

April 30

Student Council Leadership Scholarship

Varies Demonstrates leadership within the school-Good academic standing -Excellent attendance

April 25

TD Scholarships For Community Leadership

$75,000 Have demonstrated community leadership

Are in final year of high school or CEGEP (in Quebec)

Have a minimum overall grade average of 75% in their most recently completed school year

Mid November (check website as date varies from year to year)Website: https://www.tdcanadatrust.com/products-services/banking/student-life/scholarship-for-community-leadership/index.jsp?cm_sp=cFALL000-886

The Bruce Pettipas Agricultural Scholarship-Maritime Beef Testing

$500 -Majoring in Animal Science-Entering an Agriculture Degree

April 30

SocietyThe Buddy Daye Scholarship Award

$500 -Any individual, school, youth group, community group or sports organization may nominate for the award ) NO individual can nominate himself/herself for the award)-Youth between 14 and 24 years old are eligible for the award-The nominee must be a resident of Nova Scotia-The nominees will be rated on athletic accomplishments, community involvement (civil and human rights, and volunteer activity beneficial to the community) and scholastic achievement in the qualifying past 12 months(from July to June)-Only activities done in a volunteer capacity will be considered-The nominee must be continuing their studies in the upcoming academic year

June 30

The EANS Memorial Scholarship-Russell Kline Memorial Bursary

$500 -Must have been accepted at a recognized post-secondary institution-Letter verifying the diagnosis of Epilepsy from GP or Neurologist -Required: written submission (no more than 3 pages) please include: your goals, how the scholarship will make you achieve those goals, how this will make a difference in your life-Two reference letters needed-More details on applications form

May 15

The EANS Memorial Scholarship-The Jesse Payne Memorial Bursary

$500 -Must be under physician’s care for the treatment of epilepsy, to assist with their post-secondary education at any recognized institution throughout the world

May 15

The Wessex Scholarship

$5000 -Post secondary health care degree level program-Community service-Minimum average of 80%

March 9

Top Talent Scholarship Program

$250 -Academic achievement-Referral

May 1

Tourism Scholarship

$1250 -NS graduating student-Post-Secondary undergraduate study relevant to Tourism/Hospitality industry at eligible university, community college, and private school-Renewable (must re-apply)

May 15

Trappers Association Bursary-Marion Sweet Memorial Bursary

$500 -High school completion -Available to members of the Trappers Association

June 10

Truro Golf Club Member

$500 -Must be a member of Truro Golf Club-Graduating student going on to post-secondary studies

May 15

Memorial AwardTyler Davis Allen Memorial Award

$500 -CEC Male student who has overcome personal and/or academic challenges-Attending a NSCC for a trade

June 1

Wal-Mart Canada Community Scholarship Program

$4000 -Graduating High School student-Going to attend full-time at an accredited college/university in Canada

May 30