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Scholarships, bursaries, grants and awards handbook 1

2019-20

DES BOURSES D’ÉTUDES, DES BOURSES, DES

SUBVENTIONS ET DES PRIXSCHOLARSHIPS, BURSARIES,

GRANTS & AWARDS

M A N U E L

H A N D B O O K

Le present document contient la traduction française du résumé.

Scholarships, bursaries, grants and awards handbook2

Purpose

This handbook provides information about scholarships, bursaries, grants and awards available to students entering into their first year of post-secondary education. Most of the awards listed are targeted towards Northern students, although we have also included some major Canadian awards as well.

Students should also explore other websites, such as those listed below, for thousands of scholarships to apply for in Canada:

www.scholarshipscanada.com www.schoolfinder.com www.alis.alberta.ca www.canlearn.ca www.studentawards.comwww.sac-isc.gc.ca/eng/1351185180120/1351685455328 www.ammsa.com/community-access/scholarships www.aadnc.gc.ca/bursaries www.grantscanada.org

Many universities and colleges have databases of scholarships available to their students, so make sure you check out the website of the school you are planning on attending to see what else you may be eligible for.

Many scholarships, bursaries, and awards go unawarded every year because no one applies for them. Put in the time and effort. It will pay off!

We would like to thank the South Slave Divisional Education Council for providingvaluable content and assistance in compiling the information contained in this handbook.

Please note that the information in this handbook is current as of May 2020, but may be subject to change. Refer to the contact information for each organization/company for the most up-to-date information.


Objectif

Le présent manuel fournit des renseignements sur les bourses d’études, les bourses, les subventions et les prix offerts aux étudiants qui poursuivent des études postsecondaires pour la première année. La majorité des bourses suivantes s’adressent aux étudiants ténois, mais vous trouverez également dans cette liste certaines des principales bourses d’études canadiennes.

Les étudiants devraient également visiter d’autres sites Web (comme ceux indiqués ci-dessous) pour découvrir les milliers de bourses d’études offertes au Canada.

www.scholarshipscanada.com (anglais)www.schoolfinder.com (anglais)www.alis.alberta.ca (anglais)www.canada.ca/fr/services/prestations/education.html www.studentawards.com (anglais)https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/fra/1351185180120/1351685455328 www.ammsa.com/community-access/scholarships (anglais)https://www.sac-isc.gc.ca/fra/1351687337141/1531406419657www.grantscanada.org (anglais)

Beaucoup d’universités et collèges ont des bases de données comportant les bourses d’études offertes à leurs étudiants. Donc, n’oubliez pas de visiter le site Web de l’établissement que vous fréquenterez pour connaître toutes les bourses qui y sont offertes.

Chaque année, parce que personne ne présente de demande correspondante, de nombreux prix, bourses et bourses d’études ne sont pas attribués. Prenez le temps de le faire, vos efforts seront récompensés!

Nous aimerions remercier le Conseil scolaire de division du Slave Sud d’avoir aidé à recueillir les renseignements contenus dans le présent manuel.

Notez que les renseignements de ce manuel sont à jour en date de mai 2020, mais pourraient changer. Veuillez communiquer avec les organismes ou les entreprises concernés pour obtenir les renseignements les plus récents.


Format

SCHOLARSHIP TITLE (# AVAILABLE) Provider: Sponsorship Provider

Field: What a student must be studying in post-secondary education.

Value: The total amount of the scholarship per person.

Deadline: The deadline for when the scholarship is due.

Details: Information relevant to the application, such as criteria that must be met in order to apply.

Apply to: Contact information to find out more about the scholarship, or where to send the application.

For example:

MSS LTD. NURSING BURSARYProvider: Medical Surgical Supply Ltd. | Field: NursingValue: $1,500 ($750 each semester) | Deadline: August 15

Details:The owners of MSS Ltd. are proponents of northern nursing and the development of a northern nursing program. Funding of the secondsemester depends on the successful completion of the first semester.

Applicants must:Be enrolled in an NWT nursing program.

Apply to:MSS Ltd. 47 Studney Drive Hay River, NT X0E 0R6 | Toll Free: 1-800-661-0886Email: [email protected] | Website: mssltd.com


Format

NOM DE LA BOURSE D’ÉTUDES (# DISPONSIBLE)Fournisseur : Fournisseur de la bourse

Champ d’études : Champ d’études auquel s’applique la bourse

Valeur : Montant total de la bourse d’études par personne

Date limite : Date limite de présentation de la demande de bourse

Détails : Renseignements pertinents sur la demande (critères nécessaires pour présenter une demande)

Coordonnées pour présenter sa candidature : Coordonnées de la personne-ressource pour en savoir plus sur la bourse offerte ou sur l’endroit où envoyer sa demande.

Par exemple :

MSS LTD. NURSING BURSARYFournisseur : Medical Surgical Supply ltd. | Champ d’études : Soins infirmiers Valeur : 1 500 $ (750 $ chaque semestre) | Date limite : 15 août

DétailsLes propriétaires de MSS Ltd. sont des partisans des soins infirmiers dans le Nord et du développement d’un programme en soins infirmiers dans le Nord. L’obtention de la bourse au deuxième semestre repose sur la réussite du premier semestre.

Les demandeurs doivent :Être inscrit à un programme de soins infirmiers aux TNO.

Présentez votre candidature à l’adresse suivante :MSS LTD., 47, promenade Studney, Hay River NT X0E 0R6 Sans frais : 1-800-661-0886 | Courriel : [email protected] Site Web : mssltd.com


Adolf Duesterhus STEM Scholarship Fund ............................................................6Akaitcho Territory Government Scholarship .........................................................6Apprenticeship Incentive Grant .............................................................................6ATCO Developmental Studies Scholarships ...........................................................6Bessie Silcox Scholarship For Dene Students ........................................................7Bob Spence Memorial Scholarship ........................................................................7Building Brighter Futures: Bursaries, Scholarships, & Awards ..............................7Bursary for Post-Secondary Studies in French ......................................................7Canada Post Bursaries ...........................................................................................7Canadian Zinc Scholarship Program ......................................................................8Chief George Kodakin Environment Scholarship ...................................................8CN Diversity Scholarships ......................................................................................8Danny Bodvarson Scholarship ...............................................................................9David Sutherland Memorial Fund. .........................................................................9De Beers Group STEM Scholarship for Women in Canada ..................................10Diavik Community Scholarship Fund ...................................................................10Diavik Diamond Mines Inc. Scholarship for Aurora College Students.................10Don Jossa Architectural Scholarship ...................................................................10Early Childhood Development Scholarships. .......................................................11Ekati Plus Scholarship Program............................................................................11Elliot Michael Brown Fund ...................................................................................11Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. Aurora College Bursaries ......................................11Fine and Performing Arts Fund. ...........................................................................11Gillis Purcell Memorial Journalism Award ...........................................................12Graeme Garson Scholarship ................................................................................12Helen Bassett Commemorative Student Award ..................................................12Helping Children Soar Scholarship. ......................................................................13Horatio Alger Canadian Scholarships ..................................................................13Indigenous Scholarship Program .........................................................................13Jim Bourque Scholarship. .....................................................................................13John Evans Engineering Entrance Award. ............................................................14

Details of Individual Scholarships, Bursaries, Grants and Awards


Kenn Borek Memorial Scholarship ......................................................................14Ken Dryden Scholarship ....................................................................................... 14KPMG’s Indigenous Student Awards....................................................................14KeTe Whii/Procon Joint Venture Scholarships. ....................................................14Ladies Auxiliary Bursary .......................................................................................15Legislative Assembly of the NWT Fund ...............................................................15Loran Award .........................................................................................................15Marilyn Sanderson Memorial Scholarship ..........................................................16Mary Beth Miller Memorial Fund ........................................................................16The Maureen Goldsmith Memorial Scholarship .................................................16Medical Surgical Supply Ltd Bursary ....................................................................16Mel Brown Memorial Scholarship ....................................................................... 17Northern Aviation Scholarships. ..........................................................................17Northern Futures Scholarship .............................................................................17NTPC Scholarships ...............................................................................................17NWT Command Bursary ......................................................................................18NWT Métis Nation Scholarships ..........................................................................18NWT Tourism Scholarship Opportunity...............................................................18Petro-Canada Award for Indigenous Students ....................................................19PLCAC Student Award Program ...........................................................................19Randy McBride Hockey Project Fund ..................................................................19RBC Aboriginal Student Awards. ..........................................................................20Scotiabank National Scholarship. ........................................................................20Shehtah Nabors Limited Partnership Scholarship ...............................................20Skills Award for Indigenous Youth .......................................................................20Skills Canada NWT Scholarship. ...........................................................................21SPCA Scholarship .................................................................................................21Sport North Scholarship ...................................................................................... 21TD Scholarships for Community Leadership. .....................................................21Trans Alta Aboriginal Bursary Program ...............................................................21UNW - Josie Gould Scholarship. ............................................................................21


APPLICATION DEADLINESFEBRUARYFebruary 1 - Building Brighter Futures:

Bursaries, Scholarships, & Awards (Multiple)

February 1 - KMPG’s Indigenous Student Awards

February 15 - Petro-Canada Award for Indigenous Students (Multiple)

February 28 - RBC Aboriginal Student Awards Program (10)

MARCHMarch - Kenn Borek Memorial Scholarship March - Ken Dryden ScholarshipMarch - Skills Award for Indigenous Youth March 15 - NWT Command Bursary

APRILApril 1 - Don Jossa Architectural

Scholarship (3)

MAYMay 15 - Adolf Duesterhus STEM

Scholarship FundMay 15 - David Sutherland Memorial Fund May 15 - Diavik Community

Scholarship Fund May 15 - Fine and Performing Arts FundMay 15 - Helping Children Soar Scholarship May 15 - Mary Beth Miller Memorial Fund May 15 - Northern Aviation Scholarship (6) May 15 - Randy McBride Hockey

Project Fund May 15 - Graeme Garson ScholarshipMay 15 - Chris Argue Memorial Fund

May 15 - Elliot Michael Brown FundMay 15 - Legislative Assembly of the

NWT Fund

JUNEJune 1 - Petro-Canada Award for Indigenous

Students (Multiple)June 1 - De Beers Group STEM Scholarship

Program for Women in CanadaJune 30 - Apprenticeship Incentive GrantJune 30 - The Maureen Goldsmith

Memorial Scholarship June 30 - SPCA ScholarshipJune 30 - UNW - Josie Gould

Scholarship (10)

JULYJuly - Jim Bourque Scholarship - NWT

Tourism ScholarshipJuly 14 - Helen Bassett Commemorative

Student Award (4) July 15 - Shehtah Nabors Limited

Partnership Scholarship (8) July 31 - Northern Futures Scholarship (6)

AUGUSTAugust - Kete Whii/Procon Joint Venture

Scholarships (7)August 1 - Building Brighter Futures:

Bursaries, Scholarships & Awards (Multiple)

August 1 - KPMG’s Indigenous Student Awards

August 1 - De Beers Group STEM Scholarship Program for Women in Canada


August 15 - MSS Ltd. Nursing Bursary August 15 - Sport North Scholarship (3)August 31 - Ladies Auxiliary Bursary

(Multiple)

SEPTEMBERSeptember - Akaitcho Territory

Government Scholarships (10)

September - Marilyn Sanderson Memorial Scholarship

September 15 - TransAlta Aboriginal Bursary Program (10)

September 30 - Mel Brown Memorial Scholarship/Bob Spence Memorial Scholarship

OCTOBEROctober 15 - Diavik Diamond Mines

Inc. Scholarship for Aurora College Students (2)

October 18 - Skills Canada NWT Scholarship (3)

October 25 - Horatio Alger Canadian Scholarships (80)

October 31 - Danny Bodvarson Scholarship

October 31 - Ekati Plus Scholarship Program (Multiple)

October 31 - NTPC Scholarships (1/Community)

NOVEMBERNovember 1 - Building Brighter Futures:

Bursaries, Scholarships, & Awards (Multiple)

November 1 - KPMG’s Indigenous Student Awards

November 1 - Petro-Canada Award for Indigenous Students (Multiple)

November 6 - Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc. Aurora College Bursaries (2)

DECEMBERDecember 7 - ATCO Developmental

Studies Scholarships (2) December 31 - CN Diversity Scholarships

ANNUALLY DETERMINED DEADLINES - CONTACT ORGANIZATION EARLY IN FALL FOR DETAILSPLCAC Student Award Program Scotiabank National Scholarship Early Childhood Development Scholarships (15)Canadian Zinc Scholarship Program Gillis PurcellMemorial Journalism Award Loran Award NWT Student Financial Assistance Scholarships TD Scholarships for CommunityLeadership Bursary for Post-Secondary Studies in French NWT Métis Nation Scholarships (21)Bessie Silcox Scholarship for Dene Students Chief George Kodakin Environment ScholarshipIndigenous Scholarship ProgramCanada Post Bursaries


Provider: Estate of Adolf Duesterhus

Field: Field: Science, Technology, Engineering or Math

Value: $5,000 (each, 2 awards)

Deadline: May 15 each year

Details:

Support Yellowknife residents pursuing post-secondary studies in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM). Prerequisites Applications for the scholarship are open to individuals who are a resident of Yellowknife for a minimum of two years. To be eligible, an individual must be registered to attend an accredited post-secondary institution and planning on returning to the North after studies are complete.

Apply to: Phone: (867) 446-4527 | Email: [email protected]

ADOLF DUESTERHUS STEM SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Applications must include a written essay of a maximum 500 words on:• The benefit they and the

community they live in willobtain from the scholarship,

• Their community involvementand contribution,

• Willingness to be involved inpromotional activities relatedto the scholarship,

• How the scholarship will assistthem in achieving their STEMbased goals.

Applications must also include:• Written confirmation of

acceptance in a STEM programat an accredited post-secondary institution,

• Information on the field ofstudy being undertaken,

• One letter of reference from ateacher, STEM professional orcommunity leader,

• A Proof of Residency (PDF65kb) form must be submittedalong with the application.


Provider: Akaitcho Territory Government


Value: $1,000 Deadline: September

Provider: Service Canada


Value: $1,000/year

Deadline: June 30 of the calendar year following the date you progressed in your apprenticeship program.

Details:

The Apprenticeship Incentive Grant (AIG) is a taxable cash grant of $1,000/year, up to a maximum of $2,000/person, available to registered apprentices once they havesuccessfully finished their first or second year/ level (or equivalent) of an apprenticeship program in one of the Red Seal trades.

Apply to: Toll Free: 1-866-742-3644 | Website: canada.ca

Apply to: Akaitcho Territory Government General DeliveryFort Resolution, NT X0E 0M0 Phone: (867) 394-3313

Email: [email protected] Website: www.akaitcho.ca/scholarships

AKAITCHO TERRITORY GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS (10)

APPRENTICESHIP INCENTIVE GRANT

Applicants must:• Be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary, university degree, or

college certificate program.

• Be Dene First Nation Treaty #8 members of Lutsel K’e, Deninu Kue,Yellowknife, or Smith’s Landing.


ATCO DEVELOPMENTAL STUDIES SCHOLARSHIPS (2)

Provider: Aurora College

Field: Developmental Studies

Value: $1,000 (each, 2 awards)

Deadline: December 7th

Apply to: Student Counsellor, Aurora Campus, Aurora CollegePO Box 1008 Inuvik, NT X0E 0T0

Phone: (867) 777-7815 | Website: auroracollege.nt.ca

Applicants must:• Complete questionnaire on financial need.

• Prepare a one-page type-written summary describing career goals,why the student should receive the scholarship, and how funds willbe utilized.

• Be enrolled full-time in Developmental Studies at any Aurora Collegelearning centre.


BESSIE SILCOX SCHOLARSHIP FOR DENE STUDENTS

Provider: Dene Nation Lands and Environment Secretariat

Field:

Leading to a career that would enable him/her to be of service to the citizens of Denendeh (eg. education, health, community development, or human resource development).

Value: $500

Deadline: Annually determined - contact organization

Details:This scholarship is based on financial need, school and community involvement, and satisfactory academic performance.

Apply to:Dene Nation Lands and Environment Secretariat PO Box 2338

Yellowknife, NT X1A 2P7 Phone: (867) 873-4081 | Toll Free: 1-866-511-4081

Website: denenation.com

Applicants must:• Apply by letter containing your name and address, name of your

home community, name of the school you are attending and proofof registration.

• Submit a letter of support from your Chief, Councillor or Métis Local.

• Submit a letter of support from an academic contact.


Provider: Indspire

Field: All

Value: Based on financial need and application

Deadline: February 1, August 1, November 1

Apply to:Website: indspire.ca

BUILDING BRIGHTER FUTURES: BURSARIES, SCHOLARSHIPS, & AWARDS (MULTIPLE)

Applicants must:• Be of Aboriginal descent.

• Be studying full-time in a post-secondary, apprenticeship, skilledtrades or technology program.

Provider: Department of Education, Culture and Employment

Field: French

Value: $1,000 per semester

Deadline: Please contact provider

Apply to:Director, Education Operations and Educator Development,

Education, Culture and EmploymentPhone: (867) 767-9353 | Website: www.ece.gov.nt.ca/en/services/

student-financial-assistance/scholarships-and-bursaries

BURSARY FOR POST-SECONDARY STUDIES IN FRENCH (MULTIPLE)

Applicants must:• Be enrolled in a post-secondary French program.


Apply to:9926 101 Avenue Box 500

Fort Simpson, NT X0E 0N0 Phone: (867) 695-3963Website: canadianzinc.com

Provider: Canada Post Corp.

Field: Any

Value: Varies

Apply to: Aurora CollegeOffice of the Registrar PO Box 600 Fort Smith, NT X0E 0P0

Website: auroracollege.nt.ca

CANADA POST BURSARIES

Applicants must:• Be an NWT Indigenous student enrolled in Aurora College.

• Submit a biography and transcripts.

Provider: Canadian Zinc Corp.

Field: Earth Sciences, Natural Resources

Value: $8,000 (divided amongst recipients)


Details:

CZN’s Scholarship Program provides financial support to Dene and Métis members from the project’s nearby communities. The level of scholastic achievement by the applicant(s) will merit the awarding of a scholarship.

CANADIAN ZINC SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM


Provider: Dene Nation Lands and Environment Secretariat

Field: Science

Value: $1,000/year – ($500 in December and $500 in June upon receipt of grades)

Details:

This scholarship is presented to deserving students of Dene descent entering or continuing post-secondary education in sciences. The awarding of this scholarship will be based on satisfactory academic performance, school and community involvement, and financial need.

Apply to: Dene Nation, Lands and EnvironmentSecretariat PO Box 2338 Yellowknife, NT X1A 2P7

Toll Free: 1-866-511-4081 | Website: denenation.com

CHIEF GEORGE KODAKIN ENVIRONMENT SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Apply by letter containing your name and address, name of your

home community, name of the school you are attending and proof ofregistration.

• Submit a letter of support from your Chief, Councillor or Métis Local.

• Submit a letter of support from an academic contact.

An outline of financial needs may be requested.


Provider: CN

Field:Transportation, Engineering, Sales and Marketing, Human Resources, Aboriginal Studies and Law, Accounting and Finance

Value: $3,000

Deadline: December 31

Details:

CN is proud to recognize and encourage educational excellence by offering grants to support the post-secondary education of women, military veterans, and people of Aboriginal descent in Canada.

Provider: Yellowknife Community Foundation

Field: Wilderness Travel

Value: $1,500

Deadline: May 15

Apply to: Email: [email protected] | Website: jobs.cn.ca

Apply to: Phone: (867) 446-4527Email: [email protected] Website: ykcf.ca

CN DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIPS

CHRIS ARGUE MEMORIAL FUND

Applicants must:• Demonstrate leadership in the promotion of self-propelled wilderness

travel and have clear short- and long-term plans in this field.


Provider: NWT Aboriginal Golf Association, Aurora Village NWT Networking Group

Field: Any

Value: $1,500

Deadline: October 31

Details:

This scholarship was established in memory of Danny Bodvarson to support an Aboriginal person who is pursuing a post-secondary degree or certified trade, and is interested in developing excellence in sports and music.

Apply to: NWT Aboriginal Golf Association PO Box 6075018-49th Street Yellowknife, NT X1A 3R6

Phone: (867) 445-7913 | Email: [email protected]

DANNY BODVARSON SCHOLARSHIP


• Be an NWT resident.

• Be enrolled in a post-secondary program at a recognized educationinstitution or registered as an apprentice in a certified tradeprofession.

• Be pursuing excellence in sports, preferably golf.

• Enjoy and promote music.

• Have two letters of support.

Factors taken into consideration in reviewing applications includeenthusiasm, friendliness, spirit, determination, love and respect forfamily and culture, encouragement of others and contributions back tothe community.


Provider: Yellowknife Community Fund

Field: Any, must be involved in cross-country skiing

Value: Please contact provider

Deadline: May 15

Details:Individuals must be members of an NWT cross-country ski organization recognized by Sport North Federation and must have been an NWT resident for at least two years.

Apply to: Phone: (867) 446-4527Email: [email protected] Website: ykcf.ca

DAVID SUTHERLAND MEMORIAL FUND

The criteria to be used in assessingapplications for an award shall include:• Demonstrated traits

such as sportsmanship,enthusiasm, friendliness,spirit, determination, andperseverance.

• Willingness to give backto the sport.

The application must include a statement of at least 500 words on:• Why they are applying for

the grant.

• Their cross-country skiingactivities.

• How the grant will contributeto their goals or a plan for howthe funds will be used.

Must include a letter of reference from a recognized sport organization attesting to the applicant’s involvement in the above listed activities, the exhibition of the above listed qualities, and a verification of residency.


Provider: De Beers

Field: STEM

Value: $4,800 - $7,000 (USD)

Deadline: June 1, August 1


Field: Any

Value: $2,000

Deadline: May 15

Details

Scholarships are awarded through the Yellowknife’s Dene First Nation, Tlicho Government, North Slave Metis Alliance, Kitikmeot Inuit Association, and Lutsel K’e Dene First Nation. Interested students must contact their respective Aboriginal organization.

Apply to: Website: canada.debeersgroup.com

Apply to: Phone: (867) 446-4527 | Email: [email protected] | Website: ykcf.ca

DE BEERS GROUP STEM SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FOR WOMEN IN CANADA (21)

DIAVIK COMMUNITY SCHOLARSHIP FUND

Applicants must:• Be a woman entering the first year of a STEM or STEM-related

baccalaureate program at a recognized Canadian post-secondaryinstitution.


Provider: Diavik Diamond Mines Inc.

Field: Any

Value: $1,000


Apply to: Registrar, Office of the Registrar - Aurora College PO Box 600

Fort Smith, NT X0E 0P0 Phone: (867) 872-7500 | Website: auroracollege.nt.ca

DIAVIK DIAMOND MINES INC. SCHOLARSHIP FOR AURORA COLLEGE STUDENTS (2)

Applicants must:• Be an NWT resident (must have lived in the NWT for at least one year

prior to attending Aurora College).

• Be enrolled in the first or second year of a two year Aurora College program.

• Be registered in four courses or more per semester unless otherwise specified by program.

• Have maintained previous academic year performance of 70% (minimum four courses per semester).

• Not currently be receiving any other DDMI Scholarships.


Provider: NWT Association of Architects

Field: Any

Value: $1,500

Deadline: April 1

Provider: Department of Education, Culture and Employment (ECE)

Field: Early Childhood Development

Apply to: NWT Association of Architects PO Box 1934 Yellowknife, NT X1A 2G4

Email: [email protected] | Website: nwtaa.com

Apply to: Right From the Start (Re: ECD Scholarships)Early Childhood Development and Learning Division GNWT Department of Education, Culture and Employment PO Box 1320 Yellowknife, NT X1A

2L9 | Email: [email protected] | Website: www.ece.gov.nt.ca/en/services/early-childhood-development/early-

childhood-staff-grant-scholarship-training

DON JOSSA ARCHITECTURAL SCHOLARSHIP (3)

EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT SCHOLARSHIPS (15)

Applicants must:• Be an NWT high school graduate or in their final year of school with

at least four years of schooling in the NWT.

• Be planning to pursue architectural studies.

Applicants must:• Be enrolled in Early Childhood Development studies.

• Provide a copy of academic transcripts.

• Write a letter of intent.


Provider: Dominion Diamond Corp.

Field: Any

Value: $2,500


Apply to: EKATI + Scholarship Program 1102 4920 – 52nd Street Yellowknife, NT X1A 3T1 Phone: (867) 669-6100 | Website: ddcorp.ca

EKATI PLUS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM (MULTIPLE)

Applicants must be Northerners who are enrolled full-time in: • A recognized or accredited post-secondary educational institution.

• A technical institution leading to a certificate or trades certificate, diploma, or degree.

• A developmental studies program in preparation to enter a post-secondary educational institution.

This program is intended for Northerners and Northern First Nations not part of the Impact and Benefit Agreement (IBA) groups. BHP Billiton also offers IBA student scholarships in partnership with the IBA groups. For information on the IBA student scholarships, please contact your IBA representative.



Field: Business/Entrepreneurship

Value: $2,000

Deadline: May 15

Details:

The Elliot Michael Brown Fund was established to assist NWT residents between ages 18-35 who are looking to expand their business/ entrepreneurial goals either through education or hands-on kickstarter/business startup support.

Provider: Enbridge Pipelines (NW) Inc.

Field: Any

Value: $1,000

Deadline: November 6

Apply to: Phone: (867) 446-4527 | Email: [email protected] Website: ykcf.ca

Apply to: Website: auroracollege.nt.ca

ELLIOT MICHAEL BROWN FUND

ENBRIDGE PIPELINES (NW) INC. AURORA COLLEGE BURSARIES (2)



Field: Fine Arts, Performing Arts


Deadline: May 15


FINE AND PERFORMING ARTS FUND

Applicants must:• Be pursuing artistic excellence in one or more of the following

areas: drama, dance, music, and theatre arts, including technical production, studio arts, film or photography.

• Have been an NWT resident for a minimum of one year prior to the award of the scholarship.

• Have been accepted at a recognized program or course in the fine or performing arts, consisting of a minimum of 100 hours duration.

Factors taken into consideration in reviewing grant applications include demonstrated merit and dedication. A preference will be given to developing artists and applicants who have demonstrated a willingness to share their talent with the community.

The application must include a written statement including information on the above noted criteria and contact information. It must also include a letter of reference from a recognized NWT Fine or Performing Arts organization or another source acceptable to the Yellowknife Community Foundation.

Applicants wishing to provide a YouTube or similar link to their work are asked to do so in the body of their written essay.


Provider: The Canadian Press

Field: Journalism

Value: $4,000


Details:To encourage Aboriginal Canadians to pursue a career in journalism through a combination of studies at a Canadian post-secondary institution and experience in a newsroom.

Provider: NWT Law Foundation

Field: Law

Value: Up to $20,000

Deadline: May 15

Apply to: Administrative Assistant - HR The Canadian Press36 King Street East Toronto, ON M5C 2L9 Phone: 416-507-2132

Website: thecanadianpress.com

GILLIS PURCELL MEMORIAL JOURNALISM AWARD

GRAEME GARSON SCHOLARSHIP


Applicants must:• Have been an NWT resident

for at least three years.

• Have attended an NWTsecondary school.

• Be enrolled in a law school.

• Intend to return to the NWTupon completion of theireducation.


Provider: Native Women’s Association of Canada

Field: Law or related field

Value: $1,000

Deadline: July 14

Details:

The Helen Bassett Commemorative Student Award is awarded to four young Aboriginal women in accordance with the four directions (North, East, South and West). This Student Award is NWAC’s way of supporting Aboriginal women as they strive for their academic goals, as well as recognizing the dedication and commitment that they are making toward the well-being of their sisters and their communities.

Apply to: Toll Free: 1-800-461-4043Email: [email protected] | Website: nwac.ca

HELEN BASSETT COMMEMORATIVE STUDENT AWARD (4)


Provider: Foster Family Coalition of the NWT

Field: Any


Deadline: May 15


HELPING CHILDREN SOAR SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be an NWT resident who has

grown up in foster care.

• Provide proof of residency.

• Provide a letter of acceptancefrom a program recognized bythe Foster Family Coalition ofthe NWT.

The application must include a written essay of at least 500 words on:• Academic and career goals.

• Their role in their choosen field.

• The qualities they bring to thefield.

• How the scholarship will helpthem achieve their goals.


Provider: Horatio Alger Association of Canada

Field: Any (degree program)

Value: $5,000


Apply to: Toll Free: 1-855-753-9565 | Website: horatioalger.ca

HORATIO ALGER CANADIAN SCHOLARSHIPS (80)

Applicants must:• Be enrolled full time in the terminal year of high school with plans

to enter a post-secondary institution no later than the fall following graduation.

• Exhibit a strong commitment to pursue and complete a degree at a post-secondary institution.

• Demonstrate critical financial need ($55,000 or less annual net income per family is required).

• Be involved in co-curricular and community service activities.

• Display integrity and perseverance in overcoming adversity.

• Maintain a 65% average.

• Attend high school and reside in Canada.

• Be a Canadian citizen.


Provider: Holiday Inn Vancouver Downtown

Field: Any

Value: $2,000

Details:

Open to all Indigenous students, the Indigenous Scholarship Program considers a number of criteria in awarding scholarships including financial situation, academic achievement, community involvement and career aspirations.

Apply to: Toll Free: 1-800-663-9151Website: holidayinnvancouverdowntown.com

INDIGENOUS SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM


Provider: Arctic Institute of North America

Field:Education, Environment, Traditional Knowledge, Telecommunications

Value: $1,000

Apply to: Arctic Institute of North AmericaUniversity of Calgary, Calgary, AB T2N 1N4


JIM BOURQUE SCHOLARSHIP


• Submit, in 500 words or less, a description of their intended program of study and the reasons for the choice of program.

• Include a copy of their most recent high school or college/university transcript.

• Include a signed letter of recommendation from a community leader (e.g.,Town or Band Council, Chamber of Commerce, Métis Local, etc.).

• Include a statement of financial need, indicating funding already received or expected.

• Show proof of enrollment in or application to a post-secondary institution.


Provider: Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation (CEMF) Institute of North America

Field: Engineering

Value: $5,000

Deadline: Contact provider

Details:

John Evans, P.Eng was a Director and Vice-President of the Foundation, a committed supporter of women in engineering and a CEMF scholarship judge. His legacy included a donation for an award to be made to a young Canadian woman entering an accredited engineering program in Canada from high school; the award is not based on academic achievement. This $5,000 award also includes a potential summer engineering work placement opportunity with Fortis Inc. at one of their Canadian utilities, after your second or third year of study.

Apply to: Email: [email protected] | Toll Free: 1-866-883-2363Website: www.cemf.ca/en/john-evans-engineering-entrance-award

JOHN EVANS ENGINEERING ENTRANCE AWARD

Applicants must:• Self-identify as a female

• Possess Canadian Citizenship or Permanent Residency Status

• Be a high school graduate, entering into an accredited CanadianEngineering program


Provider: Northern Air Transportation Association

Field: Aviation

Value: $4,000

Deadline: March

Details:The scholarship is to be used by the successful applicant towards payment of their aviation education.

Apply to: Northern Air Transportation Association c/o Kathy Stefaniuk,

Kenn Borek Air Ltd. 808 - 55th Ave. NE Calgary, AB T2E 6Y4 Email: [email protected] | Website: borekair.com

KENN BOREK MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be a Canadian citizen currently residing in the Territories, BC,

or Alberta.

• Have a high school diploma or equivalent.

• Be between the ages of 18 and 30.

• Have been accepted into a pilot or aircraft maintenance trainingprogram at an accredited post-secondary institution.


Provider: Youth in Care Canada

Field: Any

Value: $3,000 or 80% of the cost of tuition and fees

Deadline: March

Apply to: Website: youthincare.ca

KEN DRYDEN SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be a current/former youth in care, under 30.

• Have plans to attend college, university, or a trade school program.

• Be in need of financial assistance.

Renewable annually, based on reasonable progress toward thecompletion of a first undergraduate degree or diploma or certificatefrom an accredited trade school program.


Provider: KPMG

Field:Business Administration, PublicAdministration, Accounting, Information Technology, Human Resources, Communications & Marketing

Value: $1,500

Deadline: August 1, November 1, February 1

Apply to: Website: indspire.ca

KPMG’S INDIGENOUS STUDENT AWARDS

Weighting will be proportionally focused on:• Plans to support the Aboriginal

community.

• Future career plans.

• Current or projected financial situation.

• Current involvement in the community.

• Grade point average.

Applicants must:• Be a Canadian Indigenous

person.

• Be enrolled in a post-secondary educational institution.

Requirements of scholarship recipients:• Willing and available for media

interviews.

• Willing and available to be photographed.

• Provide permission to be referenced and quoted in KPMG approved material, websites and publications.

• Provide permission for use of photos in KPMG approved material.


Provider: KeTe Whii/Procon Joint Venture

Field: Any

Value: $1,500

Deadline: August

Apply to: KeTe Whii/Procon Joint Venture, #901 Sikyea Tili NdiloP.O. Box 1287 Yellowknife, NT X1A 2N9 | Phone: (867) 766-2596

Email: [email protected] | Website: tlicho.ca

KETE WHII/PROCON JOINT VENTURE SCHOLARSHIPS (7)

Applicants must:• Be beneficiaries of Lutsel

Ke Dene Band, Tlicho or theYellowknives Dene First Nation.

• Be enrolled in a post-secondaryeducational institution.

• Be considered a full-timestudent.

Students are responsible for submitting:• Letter of interest outlining

education and career goals.

• Two letters of reference.

• Photocopy of Social InsuranceNumber.

• Official transcript of marks(originals).

• Copy of acceptance letter frompost- secondary institution.


Provider: The Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary Alberta-NWT Command

Field: Technology, Art, Nursing

Value: $500

Deadline: August 31


Field: Political Science

Value: $1,000 Deadline: May 15

Apply to: Ladies’ Auxiliary Bursary Chairman 2020 - 15th Street N.W.Calgary, AB T2M 3N8 | Phone: (403) 284-1161

Email: [email protected] | Website: laabnwtlegion.com

Apply to: Phone: (867) 446-4527 | Email: [email protected] Website: ykcf.ca

LADIES AUXILIARY BURSARY (MULTIPLE)

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY OF THE NWT FUND

Applicants must:• Be entering first year of post-secondary education.

• Be a child, grandchild, great-grandchild, niece, nephew, or great niece/nephew of Veterans’ personnel, current personnel, RCMP, reserve personnel, and firefighters (paid or volunteer) who have served a minimum of one year; or be a child or grandchild of an Auxiliary/Branch member.

Applicants must:• Have resided in the NWT for at least 10 years.

• Be entering first or subsequent years in a recognized post-secondary political science (or related field) program.


Provider: Loran Scholars Foundation

Field: Any

Value: $100,000 over four years


Details:

The Loran Award includes an annual stipend, a matching tuition waiver from our approximately 25 partner universities, mentorship, a summer program, an orientation expedition and access to an extended network of scholars, alumni, and supporters.

Apply to: Toll Free: 1-866-544-2673Email: [email protected] Website: loranscholar.ca

LORAN AWARD

• Be in their final year of uninterrupted full-time studies in high school.

• Present a minimum cumulative average of 85%.

• Be a Canadian or permanent resident.

• Be at least 16 years of age by September 1.

These one-time finalist and provincial entrance awards can be used at any public university in Canada.

Applicants must:


Provider: Akaitcho Territory Government

Field: Business Management or Accounting

Value: $1,000

Deadline: September

Apply to: Akaitcho Territory Government General DeliveryFort Resolution, NT X0E 0M0


MARILYN SANDERSON MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be a Treaty 8 member registered to one of the five Akaitcho Dene

First Nations.

• Be enrolled in a post-secondary or a recognized college or institution.

• Return to their First Nation community for employment.



Field: Interested in pursuing / developing sport excellence


Deadline: May 15

Details:

The Mary Beth Miller Memorial Fundwas established to support individuals or organizations who are interested in pursuing or developing sport excellence in cross-country skiing, biathlon, mountain biking, speed skating, canoeing, or kayaking. Grants may be used to purchase equipment, assist with travel costs, purchase coaching or technical services or to attend a leadership training event.

Factors taken into consideration in reviewing grant applications from individuals include: enthusiasm, exuberance, friendliness, spirit, determination, love and respect for family, encouragement of others, and giving back to the community.


MARY BETH MILLER MEMORIAL FUND

Applications must include a written essay of at least 500 words on:• Why the individual is applying.

• What sport/leadership activitiesthey have been involved with.

• How the grant will contributeto them achieving their careergoals.

Applications must also include a letter of reference from a recognized sport organization or another source acceptable to the Yellowknife Community Foundation that can also verify the residency requirement.


Provider: NWT SPCA

Field: Program relating to the betterment of animals

Value: $500

Deadline: June 30

Details:The family of the late Maureen Goldsmith awards a scholarship for an individual who is passionate about animal welfare, nature, and conservation.

Apply to: Website: nwtspca.com

THE MAUREEN GOLDSMITH MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be a high school graduate.

• Be a current or former Northerner.

• Be accepted to attend a post-secondary educational institution in a program relating to the betterment of animals.

• Have involvement in the community, such as volunteering.

• Have at least an average academic standing.


Provider: Medical Surgical Supply Ltd.

Field: Nursing

Value: $1,500 ($750 each semester)

Deadline: August 15

Details:

The owners of MSS Ltd. are very much proponents of northern nursing and the development of a northern nursing program. Funding of the second semester is dependent on successful completion of the first semester.

Apply to: MSS Ltd. 47 Studney Drive Hay River, NT X0E 0R6 Toll Free: 1-800-661-0886

Email: [email protected] | Website: mssltd.com

MSS LTD. NURSING BURSARY

Applicants must:• Be enrolled in an NWT nursing program.


Provider: Northwest Territories and Nunavut Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists (NAPEG)Education Foundation

Field: Engineering, Geoscience

Value: $2,000

Deadline: September 30

Apply to: Executive Director NAPEG 201, 4817 - 49th St.Yellowknife, NT X1A 3S7 | Phone: (867) 920-4055

Email: [email protected] | Website: napeg.nt.ca

MEL BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP BOB SPENCE MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP

The objectives of the scholarships are to:1. identify and encourage the fields of Engineering and Geoscience as

established and respected careers;

2. recognize and financially assist the NWT students enrolled in a recognized program leading to a university degree in engineering or geoscience.


Provider: NorthwesTel

Field: Any

Value: $4,000

Deadline: July 31

Details:

NorthwesTel wants to invest in future northern employees by offering scholarships to northern students, providing summer employment opportunities, and career opportunities following graduation. Their goal is to have 50% of these scholarships awarded to Aboriginal students every year.


Field:

GNWT Department of Transportation, Nunavut Department of Economic Development and Transportation, Discovery Air, Keewatin Air, NorthWright Airways, and First Air

Value: $5,000 Deadline: May 15

Details:The scholarships are offered to full-time residents of the Northwest Territories and Nunavut (two year minimum residency) pursuing full-time aviation-related studies.

Apply to: Northern Aviation Scholarships Airports Division, GNWT Department of Transportation PO Box 1320 Yellowknife, NT X1A 2L9

Email: [email protected] | Website: dot.gov.nt.ca

Apply to: Toll Free: 1-888-423-2333 | Website: nwtel.ca

NORTHERN FUTURES SCHOLARSHIP (6)

NORTHERN AVIATION SCHOLARSHIP (16)


Provider: Northwest Territories Power Corp.

Field:Engineering or Technologies,Business, Commerce or Accounting, Safety, Environment, Computing Science, Communications, Trades.

Value: $1,000


Details:A scholarship is offered to one student in every community NTPC services or has a presence in for post-secondary education in any field NTPC employs.

Apply to: Human ResourcesNorthwest Territories Power Corp. 4 Capital Drive

Hay River, NT X0E 1G2 Phone: (867) 874-5200 | Website: ntpc.com

NTPC SCHOLARSHIPS (1/COMMUNITY)

Applicants must:• Confirm acceptance and/or be

enrolled at a university or post-secondary institution in the current academic year.

• Be enrolled in a field of study the NTPC employs.

• Provide evidence of residency in a community in which the NTPC provides a service or has an office.

• Be a high school graduate of the NWT.

Applications must include:• A one page cover letter indicating

which community the student is from, contact information, a description of the program enrolled in, why the scholarship is needed, and career goals.

• Confirmation of enrolment from the post- secondary institution, including program name.

• Evidence of residency in a community in which the NTPC provides a service or has an office.

The selection process may involve a brief telephone interview.


Provider: The Royal Canadian Legion Alberta- NWT Command

Field: Any

Value: $1,000

Deadline: March 15

Details:

This bursary is awarded on the basis of financial need and satisfactory academic achievement. The bursary is available to any person who is serving or has honourably served and their dependants (children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren).

Provider: NWT Métis Nation

Field: Any

Value: $750 each


Apply to: Office of the Registrar Aurora CollegePO Box 600 Fort Smith, NT X0E 0P0

Phone: (867) 872-7500 | Website: auroracollege.nt.ca

Apply to: Email: [email protected] | Website: nwtmetisnation.ca

NWT COMMAND BURSARY

NWT MÉTIS NATION SCHOLARSHIPS (21)

Applicants must:• Submit an official copy of your transcript for the year you are applying for

a scholarship.

• Be an NWT resident during the time you obtained the qualifying grades.


Provider: NWT Tourism

Field: Tourism or Hospitality

Value: $1,500

Deadline: July

Apply to: Toll Free: 1-800-661-0788Email: [email protected]

Apply to: Website: ece.gov.nt.ca

NWT TOURISM SCHOLARSHIP

NWT Tourism is pleased to encourage the pursuit of excellence in the Tourism Industry in the NWT.


Provider: Indspire, Petro-Canada

Field: All

Value: Based on financial need and application

Deadline: February 15, June 1, November 1

Apply to: Indspire Building Brighter FuturesSuite 100 - 50 Generations Drive, Ohsweken, ON N0A 1M0

Email: [email protected]

PETRO-CANADA AWARDFOR INDIGENOUS STUDENTS (MULTIPLE)

Applicants must:• Be a full-time high school student working at a Petro-Canada site.

• Be of Indigenous descent.


Provider: Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada

Field: Any


Details:

To qualify, the parent or guardian of the applicant must be employed by or have a history of employment with a firm that is a member of the Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada.

Apply to: Executive Committee Pipe LineContractors Association of Canada

Suite 201, 1075 North Service Road West Oakville, ON L6M 2G2Phone: (905) 847-9383 | Email: [email protected] | Website: pipeline.ca

PLCAC STUDENT AWARD PROGRAM

Applicants must:• Be enrolled in first-year studies at any recognized Canadian university

or college in a program leading to a degree or certificate in any field.

• Submit transcripts of high school record, evidence of university or college enrolment, and proof of payment.



Field: Pursuing advanced hockey and education outside of the NWT

Value: Please contact provider Deadline: May 15


RANDY MCBRIDE HOCKEY PROJECT FUND

Applicants must:• Be an NWT resident (minimum

of five years) whose families willcontinue to reside in the NWTwhile the applicant pursuesadvanced hockey and education.

• Have a financial need to meetthe costs associated withpursuing advanced levels ofhockey that are not available inthe NWT.

• Be enrolled in a school, college,or university.

• Be pursuing hockey programsequivalent to Midget AA or AAA,Junior A (Tier 1 or 2), or a collegeor university hockey program.

The application must include astatement of at least 500 words on:• Why they are applying for the

scholarship.

• The qualities exhibited by theapplicant in pursuing advancehockey opportunities.

• How the scholarship willcontribute to them achievingtheir goals.

Applications must also include:• Two letters of reference,

including one from their coach,attesting to the applicant’sinvolvement in hockey describedand the exhibition of the abovelisted qualities.

• A copy of the applicants’ mostrecent transcripts or schoolgrades.

• Proof of being on the roster ofa hockey team equivalent toMidget AA or AAA, Junior

• A Tier 1 or 2, or a college oruniversity hockey program.

• Proof of NWT residency,including a statement indicatingthat the applicants’ family willcontinue to reside in the NWTwhile the applicant pursuesadvanced hockey and educationoutside the NWT.


Provider: RBC Canada

Field: Financial Services or Any field (must meet certain criteria)

Value: Up to $4,000/year for two to four years of post-secondary education

Deadline: February 28

Details:

All Aboriginals are eligible to apply.A committee comprised of Aboriginal academics and RBC representatives review all completed applications and makes the final selection of the award recipients on the basis of personal and academic achievements and individual financial need.

Apply to: RBC Aboriginal Student Awards c/o Aboriginal Link3-179 McDermot Avenue Winnipeg, MB R3B 0S1

Email: [email protected] | Website: gotoapply.ca/rbc

RBC ABORIGINAL STUDENT AWARDS PROGRAM (10)

Awards are distributed in two categories:• For students majoring in

disciplines related to the financial services industry.

• For students majoring in disciplines unrelated to the financial services industry.

Applicants must:• Be a Canadian or permanent

resident.

• Be accepted to or currently attending an accredited post-secondary institution in Canada.

• Maintain a full course load leading to a recognized degree, certificate, or diploma.

• Have at least two years remaining in their current academic program.

• Be in need of financial assistance.


Provider: Scotiabank

Field: Any

Value: $80,000

Deadline: Fall

Apply to: Website: scotiabank.com

SCOTIABANK NATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be a Canadian, permanent resident, or international student with a

student visa.

• Be 16 years old or older.

• Be a high school student planning to enroll in a certificate, diploma,or degree program at a college, university, or trade school.


Provider: Shehtah Nabors Limited Partnership

Field: Earth Sciences, Natural Resources

Value: $2,500

Deadline: July 15

Apply to: Shehtah Nabors Limited Partnership PO Box 2725 401 - 4504 - 49th Ave

Yellowknife, NT X1A 2R1 Phone: (867) 920-2764Email: [email protected] | Website: tlicho.ca

SHEHTAH NABORS LIMITED PARTNERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP (8)

Applicants must:• Be a member of Akaitcho Territory Government, Dehcho First

Nations, Gwichin Tribal Council, Sahtu Dene Council, or the Tlicho Government.

• Have a minimum academic average of 75%.

• Provide proof of registration as a full-time student for next semester.


Provider: Canadian Council of Forest Ministers, Forest Products Association of Canada

Field: Forestry

Value: $2,500

Deadline: March

Apply to: Website: fpac.ca

SKILLS AWARD FOR INDIGENOUS YOUTH

Applicants must:• Demonstrate strong academic standing.

• Be currently enrolled in a post-secondary study program.

• Demonstrate a commitment to their field of study beyondacademics, such as volunteering or working for the forest productsindustry.

• Demonstrate a commitment to the Aboriginal community.

• Be of Aboriginal descent.

• Be between the ages of 18-30.

• Have not won this award in the last 3 years.


Provider: Skills Canada NWT

Field: Related trades, Technology

Value: $1,500


Apply to: Website: skillscanadanwt.org

SKILLS CANADA NWT SCHOLARSHIP (3)

Applicants must:• Be a registered apprentice and/or enrolled in an accredited post-

secondary institution in an area of study focused on a trade ortechnology competition category of Skills Compétences Canada orSkills Canada NWT.

• Be an NWT resident.

• Provide 2 letters of reference.


Provider: NWT SPCA

Field: Program relating to the betterment of animals

Value: $500

Deadline: May 15

Details:To recognize and reward an individual who contributes both in their education and extracurricular activities tothe betterment of animals.

Apply to: Phone: (867) 920-7722Email: [email protected] | Website: nwtspca.com

SPCA SCHOLARSHIP

Applicants must:• Be a high school graduate.

• Be a current or former Northerner.

• Be accepted to attend, or currently attending a post-secondaryeducational institution in a program relating to the betterment ofanimals.

• Have involvement in the community, such as volunteering.

• Have at least an average academic standing.


Provider: Sport North

Field:Physical Education, Kinesiology, Sport Administration, Recreation

Value: $1,000-$1,500

Deadline: August 15

Apply to: Scholarship Committee Sport North Federation Box 11089 Yellowknife, NT X1A 3X7

Phone: (867) 669-8378 | Toll Free: (800) 661-0797, ext. 8378Email: [email protected] | Website: sportnorth.com

SPORT NORTH SCHOLARSHIP (3)

Applicants must:• Have completed one year of school in the NWT or be a mature

student living in the NWT for at least five years.

• Have contributed to sport or have completed one year of post-secondary education in an appropriate field.

• Provide a letter of support/reference.


Provider: TD Canada

Field: Any

Value: Up to $70,000 (tuition, living expenses, paid summer employment, networking opportunities)


Details:

TD Scholarships for Community Leadershipare open to students across Canada who are in their final year of high school, have a minimum overall grade average of 75% in their most recently completed school year and have demonstrated community leadership.

Apply to: Website: td.com

TD SCHOLARSHIPS FOR COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP


Provider: TransAlta

Field: Any

Value: University/College (7) - $,3,000 | Trades (3) - $1,000

Deadline: September 15

Details:

Support Yellowknife residents pursuing post-secondary studies in Science, Technology, Engineering or Mathematics (STEM). Applications for the scholarship are open to individuals who are residents of Yellowknife for a minimum of two years. To be eligible, individuals must be registered to attend an accredited post-secondary institution and planning on returning to the North after studies are complete.

Apply to: TransAlta Bursary Program Box 1900, Station M110 - 12th Avenue SW Calgary, AB T2P 2M1

Website: transalta.com

TRANSALTA ABORIGINAL BURSARY PROGRAM (10)


• Be enrolled in a full-time post-secondary or trades program and will maintain satisfactory academic standing throughout their program.

• Have a plan for achieving their education and career goals.

• Commit to updating TransAlta on their progress throughout the duration of their studies.

• Complete and provide the information as requested by TransAlta.


Provider: Union of Northern Workers

Field: Any

Value: $3,000

Deadline: June 30

Details:

Scholarships are open to UNW members, their children, and their spouses or partners. Applications are to be accompanied by a three page essay stating how the applicants’ course of study will help them make a contribution to the labour movement.

Apply to: Union of Northern Workers Suite 400, 4910 - 53rd Street Yellowknife, NT X1A 1V2 Phone: (867) 873-5668

Toll free: 1-877-906-4447Email: [email protected] and [email protected] Website: unw.ca

UNW - JOSIE GOULD SCHOLARSHIP (10)


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