Scholarships & Bursaries
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Grads of 2024
Please see the Grade 12 Student Teams channel or the Grad Bulletin board in the south hallway for information regarding University and College Virtual Open Houses, scholarship, bursaries and other important information.
If you have any questions regarding the scholarships or bursaries, please contact Ms. Bailey at the Career Centre or Ms. Lemoine in the library.
Current External Canadian Scholarships (In order of deadlines before June 1, 2024)
Current External Canadian Scholarships (In order of deadlines after June 1, 2024)
| Fraser Institute Essay Contest | Manitoba Aboriginal Sport & Recreation Council |
| TC Energy Scholarship | Atlas Shrugged Essay Contest Gr. 9-Post-Secondary |
| Valour Canada | GoSkills Canada Women's Entrepreneurial Scholarship |
| BigSun Sport Scholarship | |
| The Senator Gerry & Margaret St. Germain Bursary (June 26) *Metis Scholarship | |
| Compagnie Canada Company Scholarship (Canadian Active Service Family Members) |
(Last updated February 8, 2024)
University Scholarships
Please note that some universities and colleges are open to registration as early as October 1. In some cases, Entrance Scholarships require a completed and submitted application for admission, and some carry a deadline of December 1. Please ensure you check with the post-secondary institutions that you are planning to apply to in order to determine their deadlines.
Scholarship Options
There are many different types of scholarships. Some scholarships are given based on academic achievement, while others include criteria such as community involvement, volunteer work, and/or extra-curricular activities. Bursaries are awards given to students based on financial need, as well as other possible criteria. Awards will generally require an application form to be completed. Some awards will require a resume and/or cover letter, and possibly reference letters as well. Answering an essay question may also be required to apply to win a scholarship.
Get started now!
- Create a resume for yourself, including a detailed list of your volunteer and extra-curricular involvement.
- Ask a teacher or supervisor to write a reference letter for you.
- Check the bulletin board and this webpage often!
- Visit post-secondary institutions' websites that you are interested in for scholarships and bursaries they offer.
- Begin researching scholarship websites:
www.indspire.ca - Indspire Scholarships
www.naaf.ca - National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation
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