SCHOLARSHIP DATABASE
DUE DATE
On-going
NAME OF AWARD
AMOUNT
New Image College of Fine
Arts
$2,000
$4,000
Varies
September 2
Indspire Bursary &
Scholarship Awards for
First Nations, Inuit and
Metis Students
Surrey Teachers’
Association Scholarships &
Bursaries
Varies
Varies
September 14
CUTA Youth Scholarship
Program
September 15
UBC Bursary Program
Varies
September 15
Ethel Boyce Achievement
Award
$1000
September 16
British Columbia Retired
Principals and Vice
Principals Association
(BCRPVPA)
BC Principals and VicePrincipals Association
(BCPVP) Children of
Members Awards
BC Principals and Vice-
4 x $500
September 16
September 16
5 x $2000
10 x $500
30 x $500
CRITERIA
WEBSITE
College-specified merit-based scholarship for the Make-up Artistry
Diploma Program.
College-specified merit-based scholarship for the Film Acting
Conservator Diploma Program.
Publication resource for scholarships and scholarships available to
assist Indigenous post-secondary students. Copy available in the
Career Centre and online.
www.newimage.ca
Applicants must be the graduating children of STA members active
during the applicants’ graduating school year. Applicants will only be
considered if they have graduated from a public high school in any
district.
Pursuing a career in public transit or other related fields such as urban
planning, engineering, environmental studies, land use planning,
transportation/transportation management and geography.
UBC’s general and affiliation bursary programs are designed to help fill
your ‘unmet need’, which is the gap between your educational costs
and your available government assistance. Separate from the major
entrance awards.
Open to all registered softball players enrolled at a Canadian postsecondary institution (registered means that the individual must be a
member of a team that is registered with the provincial/territorial
association). All applications must be endorsed by the respective
provincial/territorial association.
http://www.surreyteachers.org/stascholarships-and-bursaries/
Applicants who are pursuing education in technical and career fields,
recognizing the arts, trades, technology, and other related areas.
Judged on their academic achievements and demonstrated leadership
activities both within the school and community.
Students who graduate from the BC public school system and
proceeded to a post-secondary institution and who has a parent who
is a member of the BCPVPA.
www.bcpvpa.bc.ca
Students who graduate from the BC public school system and
www.bcpvpa.bc.ca
http://www.indspire.ca/scholarships
http://www.cutaactu.ca/en/educationandtr
aining/scholarships.asp
www.you.ubc.ca/ubc/vancouver/bursary.ez
c
Softball Canada
Attn: Gilles LeBlanc
223 Colonnade Rd., Suite 212,
Ottawa, ON K2E 7K3
info@softball.ca
www.bcpvpa.bc.ca
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Principals Association
(BCPVP) Non-Members
Awards
proceeded to a post-secondary institution. Applicants will be judged
on academic excellence and demonstrated leadership within the
school and community.
September 16
BC Principals and VicePrincipal’s Association
(BCPVP) First Nations
Student Awards
2 x $500
Students who graduate from the BC public school system this year and
has proceeded to a post-secondary institution. Applicants will be
judged on academic excellence and demonstrated leadership within
the school and community.
www.bcpvpa.bc.ca
September 30
Thomas G. Ellis Memorial
Scholarship and CUPE
Local 728 Scholarship
1 x $2000
1 x $1000
Use one application to apply for both awards. Offered to Local 728
members’ sons/daughters graduating from Grade 12 in the previous
June of the same year of applying.
www.cupe728.ca
Telephone: 604-576-2873
September 30
Cal Callahan Memorial
Bursary or bursaries
(Pipeline Contractors
Association of Canada)
Not
exceeding
$10,000
The recipient must be a son, daughter, or ward of a person whose
principal income is derived from the pipeline construction industry in
Canada and whose employer is a member the Pipe Line Contractors
Association of Canada. Applicant needs to be entering any recognized
Canadian university or college for first year studies in any discipline.
www.pipeline.ca
September 30
Player Development Trust
Fund
10 x $1000
Golf British Columbia governed by the BC Golf Association (BCGA) and
in conjunction with the BC Junior Golf Association will award
scholarships to promising young ‘scholastic golfers’ to assist them
with tuition and other educational expenses in pursuing a postsecondary education.
www.bcga.org
October 8
FAAY-Foundation for the
Advancement of
Aboriginal Youth
$750
To students pursuing a high school diploma as an incentive to stay in
school.
http://www.ccab.com/uploads/File/FAAY/F
AAY-Application-2012-2013.pdf
Min. $2500
October 14
Federation of BC Youth In
care Network Awards
Varies
Available to students pursuing a post-secondary education in any
discipline.
Offers financial support to young people interested in career training
and/or education opportunities. Distributed to successful applicants
three times a year.
http://fbcyicn.ca/programs/education/drea
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October 15
Hans McCorriston Motive
Power Machinist Grant
Program
$500
For students pursuing careers as motive power machinists. Applicants
must be enrolled in a college-level Motive Power Machinist training
program within Canada.
www.aiacanada.com
October 15
Credit Union Foundation
of BC Education Awards
Varies
http://cufoundation.org/student-info/
October 3,
2012 (sponsor
applicants)
To Ms. Lee in
the Career
Centre
October 31
Loran Award
Up to 112
cash awards
at 3 levels
Criteria is demonstrated financial need. It is expected that the main
funding is in place and every effort through normal channels available
to students to access funds has been made.
Be in the graduating year of uninterrupted full time studies in high
school or CEGEP. Exceptions may be considered for those who have
undertaken a gap year for academic pursuits or community servicebased activities. Minimum cumulative average of 85%; be a Canadian
citizen or Permanent Resident status.
TD Canada Trust
Open to students across Canada who are in their final year of high
school, have demonstrated outstanding community leadership, obtain
a minimum overall average in their most recently completed full year
of school of 75%.
www.td.com/scholarship or
1-800-308-8306
October 31
Arthur Paulin Automotive
Aftermarket Scholarship
Award
Up to
$70,000
each for up
to 20
scholarships
5 x $700
www.aiacanada.com
November 1
Aboriginal Health Careers
Bursary & Scholarship
Award
Varies
Must be enrolled in an automotive aftermarket industry-related
program or curriculum at a Canadian college or university. This
includes students pursuing their studies as an automotive apprentice.
Also includes studies in any of the following automotive sectors: auto
body, hard parts, heavy duty or motive power (machinists).
Assists Canadian resident First Nations, Inuit & Metis students in
pursing education opportunities leading to professional health
careers.
November 1
First Nation, Inuit & Metis
Post-Secondary Education
Bursary Award
Varies
Financial support is provided to First Nations, Inuit and Metis
individuals who are pursuing education and professional
development.
November 1
National Aboriginal
Achievement Foundation
Varies
Awarded by a jury to applicants who meet the established criteria and
show they have a financial need. Every applicant is assessed
individually. Bursary awards do not have to be repaid and there is no
set amount.
www.loranaward.ca
http://www.naaf.ca/userfiles/Guide%20%20HC%2020112012%20November%201st%20tableless%20
format%20v2.pdf
http://www.naaf.ca/userfiles/Guide%20%20PSE%202011-2012%20%20November%201st%20Tableless%20for
mat%20v2.pdf
www.naaf.ca
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November 9
National Scholarship
Program
November 15
British Columbia
Community Achievement
Awards
November 30
P.E.O. STAR Scholarship
December 1
Glazing Contractors
Association of BC Bursary
Program
The Soroptimist Violet
Richardson Award
CrossLites Scholarship
Contest
28 x $1000
December 30
Chinese Government
Scholarship
5 Full
10 Partial
December 30
Fraser Institute Student
Video Contest
December 31
Tall Clubs International
December 1
December 15
Varies
1 x $2500
Varies
Varies
Up to $1000
Awarded to Canadian students (regardless of which university
students choose to attend) who demonstrate superior academic
performance, original and creative thought, and exceptional
achievement in a broad context. Should also have an enthusiasm for
intellectual exploration and an involvement in the life of their school
and community.
Nomination process. Nominees will have made a significant
contribution through a unique achievement or outstanding service—
either as a volunteer or in the course of their work –in any area that
provides a benefit to the community.
http://www.adm.utoronto.ca/admawards/html/awards/natschps.htm
For graduating high school senior women who exhibit excellence in
leadership, extracurricular activities, community service and potential
for future success. Needs to be in their final academic year, 20 years
of age or under by Nov. 30, 3.0 GPA or more, Canadian Citizen or legal
permanent resident.
Bursaries are available to persons interested in pursuing a career in
glazing installation and/or fabrication apprentice program.
www.peointernational.org
Young women between the ages of 14-17 who volunteers in their
community or school.
Applicants of any country that are enrolled in a high school, postsecondary, or post-graduate studies program. Must submit a 400-600
word essay on one of Dr. Parkers’ quotes or messages.
Students from BC will have the opportunity to study at a Chinese
university on scholarships from the People’s Republic of China.
Provided to graduating secondary school students and students
enrolled in post-secondary studies in undergraduate, masters and
doctoral degree programs.
Must be a Canadian or foreign student currently enrolled in high
school or post-secondary studies. Need to create a concept paper and
YouTube video on “Natural Disasters: The Economics of Aid and
Recovery”. Work based on originality, clear express of ideas,
production values, quality of story, and understanding of the topic.
Student needs to be attending first year of post-secondary studies in
www.soroptimist.org/awards/awards.html
www.bcachievement.com
www.gca-bc.org
http://crosslites.com/scholarship.aspx/Rule
s
www.bced.gov.bc.ca/offshore_schools/os_s
cholar.htm
www.studentvideocontest.org
www.tall.org
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Student Scholarships
the fall of the following year and under 21 years of age. Must meet
the height requirement minimum of 5’10” for women and 6’2” for
men.
This deadline is for those applicants entering their BCIT program
December 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012. Entrance Awards recognize
academic and non-academic achievements of students entering a fulltime BCIT program. The deadline for BCIT Entrance Awards is August
5 and January 6 of each year.
Students in grades 10, 11 and 12 across Canada, the contest will
award a total of $222,000 in scholarships, giving its winner the chance
to pursue their postsecondary studies partially or completely in
French.
January 6
BCIT Entrance Awards
Varies
January 9
French for the Future
National Essay Contest
Varies
January 12
Burger King Scholars
Program
Varies
Available to all eligible high school seniors and Burger King employees.
www.haveityourwayfoundation.org
January 13
Schulich Leader
Scholarship
$60000
www.schulichleaders.com
Submission code for nominated student
required. Check at the PM Career Centre.
January 13
Certified Management
Accountants High School
Case Competition
Society of Punjabi
Engineers and
Technologists of BC
(SPEATBC)
AMEC Aboriginal
Undergraduate
Engineering Scholarship
for Women
Top 20 Under 20
For students enrolling in the STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics) areas of study at a participating Canadian university
in fall, 2012. One nomination only to represent each school across
Canada.
Competition where students will compete to solve real-world business
problems by combining their classroom knowledge and street smarts.
4 X $500
For students in a technical Engineering and Computer related field of
study, 2 of these scholarships are applicable to grade 12 students.
www.speatbc.org
$5000
Intended for undergraduate students in their first or second year or
first term of third year. Applicants must be willing to role model.
www.cemf./scholarships
1-866-883-2363
$5000
Open to all young Canadians under the age of 20-regardless of race,
gender and/or religious affiliations. Only requirement is that your
leadership and innovation has led to the betterment of your school,
community, province and/or country.
www.top20under20.ca
January 13
January 16
January 21
$2000 team
scholarship
www.bcit.ca
www.french-future.org
www.cmabc.com
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January 31
Royal Commonwealth
Society Essay Competition
- Vancouver
January 31
Toyota Earth Day
Scholarship Program
20 x $5000
January 31
DB Perks Scholarship
4 x $500
January 31
1 x $500
January 31
Mark R. Isfeld Essay
Contest
Herbert H. Carnegie
Future Aces Foundation
Scholarship and
Citizenship Award
David C. Lam Scholarship
2 x $2500
February 1
PDK (Fraser Valley) Award
2 x $100
February 1
RBC Royal Bank
Scholarship Awards for
Undergraduates
4 x $10000
2 x $10000
(RBC client)
February 1
RBC Royal Bank
Scholarship for New
Canadians
12 x $3500
February 1
Kin Canada Bursaries
$1000
January 31
Varies
$1000
Four class structures of essay competition. For ages between ‘under
12’ to 18 as of December 31. The highest ranked essays will be
submitted to Ottawa and are eligible for prizes in the Canada-wide
competition.
Rewards graduating Canadian high school students who have
distinguished themselves through environmental community service,
extracurricular and volunteer activities, and academic excellence.
To support and assist Lifesaving Society trained lifeguards and
instructors pursuing post-secondary education in BC or the Yukon.
Open to all Canadian residents between the ages of 14 and 18. Essays
may be submitted in either official language.
For students actively involved in community service, volunteerism &
humanitarian causes.
http://vancouver.rcs.ca/images/stories/foo
d/royal_commonwealth_society_essay_co
mpetition_2011-2012.pdf
To recognize a student graduating from a BC secondary school who
has combined academic competence with school or community
involvement, and who wishes to further his/her education at a BC
post-secondary institution.
High school seniors who intend to attend college and major in
education and whose application is submitted to the local PDK
chapter for consideration.
www.bcteal.org
Do you have a role model, someone you really look up to? What
makes you a leader and what leadership qualities do you possess?
Students in their high school graduating year can apply and need to be
enrolled full time in a publicly funded Canadian university or college.
Need to be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who have
immigrated to Canada on or after January 1, 2000 and who are willing
to share their viewpoint and personal experience about immigration
in Canada. Students need to be in their graduating year of high school
and intend to enrol or enter a publicly funded Canadian college or
university as a fulltime student in the fall.
Awarded annually based on financial need, community/volunteer
www.scholarships.rbc.com/undergraduate.
aspx
www.earthday.ca/scholarship
www.lifesaving.bc.ca
www.canadianlandmine.org/essaycontestru
les.cfm
www.futureaces.org
www.pdk-fv.ca
(Fraser Valley Chapter)
Email Graham Mulligan:
grahammul@gmail.com
www.scholarships.rbc.com/NewCanadians.
aspx
www.bursary.ca
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February 1
Terry Fox Humanitarian
Award Program
$7000
*$3500
February 15
BC Trefoil Guilds
Education Grant
Varies
February 15
Credit Union Foundation
of BC Education Awards
Varies
February 21
BC School Trustees
Association Student
Citizenship Award
BCHSBBA Basketball
Scholarship
February 23
5 X $500
Varies
involvement and knowledge of Kin Canada.
The value of this award is up to $7000 per year for a maximum of 4
years or until a first undergraduate degree is obtained. Awards are
available every year to graduating secondary level students and those
currently enrolled full-time in a Canadian post-secondary institution.
*The award is $3500 per year for students who do not pay tuition
fees.
www.terryfoxawards.ca
To provide funding to members to further their education. Applicants
must be 19-30 years of age; be an active member in good standing of
the Girl Guides of Canada; have been active in BC Guilding for the
immediate past 3 years.
Criteria is demonstrated financial need. It is expected that the main
funding is in place and every effort through normal channels available
to students to access funds has been made.
Recognizes graduating students for outstanding contributions they
have made to their school and community.
www.bc-girlguildes.org
Application forms available from Girl Guides
of Canada, BC Council.
Awarded to students proceeding from Grade 12 to any university or
other post-secondary institution. Student must be a successful
applicant of a team who is a member of the British Columbia High
School Boys Basketball Association.
http://www.bcboysbasketball.com/media/l
eagues/2192/graphics/201011%20handbook[1].pdf
Criteria includes someone who shows great potential and
perseverance and has overcome a significant obstacle to pursuing
higher education.
Each high school identifies candidates who best exemplifies the
criteria. See web link for full criteria needs.
http://www.thecmolikfoundation.com/appl
ication.html
Please Note: Applications are to be
submitted to the Career Centre for school
identification.
www.cufoundation.org
www.bcsta.org
February 24
Cmolik Foundation
February 24
BCIC Young Innovator
Scholarship
$2000 $4000
Encouraging students to continue their education in the province and
pursue careers in BC’s advanced technology industries.
www.bcic.ca/programs/talent/younginnovator-scholarship
February 28
RBC Aboriginal Student
Awards
10 x $4000
(each
academic
To assist Aboriginal students to complete post-secondary education,
and provide an opportunity for RBC to strengthen its relationship with
the Aboriginal community. Awards are in 2 categories: for students
www.rbc.com/careers/aboriginal_student_
awards.html
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year for 2-4
years)
February 28
Optimist International
Essay Contest
Varies
February 28
SFU Entrance Scholarships
Varies
February 28
SFU Surrey Entrance
Award
February 29
BC Government and
Service Employees Union
February 29
Triumf High School
Fellowship
March (first
Friday of)
Ken Dryden Scholarship
Series of
$2000
Entrance
Awards
$2000 (fulltime
students
$1000 (parttime
students)
$3000
$3000 or
80% of the
cost of
tuition &
majoring in disciplines related to the financial services industry and
for students majoring in disciplines unrelated to the financial services
industry.
Interested students must contact their local Optimist Club. They need
to submit an essay on the pre-assigned topic. To find a contact, please
email the Programs Department at programs@optimist.org
www.optimist.org/e/member/scholarships3
.cfm
Recognizes the exceptional, academic, community, artistic and
athletic achievements of Canadian high school students.
Apply for early admission to SFU at www.pas.bc.ca by February 28.
www.studeents.sfu.ca/finances.html
Available to students who plan to begin their studies at the Surrey
campus in one of the following, five, first-year cohort programs:
Systems One (Applied Sciences), Explorations (Arts and Social
Sciences), BusOne (Business Administration), TechOne
(Communication, Art and Technology), or Science Year One. Students
that show a strong commitment to their school and wider community
will be given preference. Students in all areas of BC are encouraged to
apply. Strong consideration will be given to those residing in location
south of the Fraser River.
For members or relatives of the BCGEU members or staff.
Applicants must have a letter-grade standing of C or better; a typed
essay of 1250 to 1750 words from a topic selected from the detailed
criteria that can be found on their website.
Students with special needs who have an IEP have the choice of
submitting an essay as per the criteria or alternatively, can submit in
DVD format a video.
Offered each year to graduating secondary students entering their
first undergraduate year at a recognized post-secondary institution.
The fellowship includes an award of $3000 and a six-week summer
research experience at TRIUMF.
Awarded to select young people currently or formerly in the care of
the Canadian welfare system, who demonstrate great achievement
and promise. Renewable annually.
www.surrey.sfu.ca/undergraduate/financial
_aid
www.bcgeu.ca
http://www.triumf.ca/outreach/highschool-fellowship
www.youthincare.ca/work
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fees,
whichever is
less
Varies
March 1
UBC Vancouver – Major
Entrance Scholarship
March 1
UBC Okanagan – Entrance
Awards
March 1
Miller Thomson
Foundation
March 1
Canadian Hard of Hearing
Association
Varies
March 1
BC TEAL Charitable
Foundation Humanity
Award
$2800
March 2
Canadian Association of
Principals Student
Leadership Award
MS Scholarship Program
March 4
Varies
100 x $3000
12 x $750
$500
UBC is looking for the most accomplished and promising Canadian
secondary students to join their community. The Major Entrance
Scholarship (MES) program offers the most prestigious awards
available to entering students at UBC, including one-time awards of at
least $5,000 and renewable awards of up to $40,000 payable over
four years.
Entrance awards (EA) assist students in making the transition from
secondary school to university. The purpose of this program is to
financially support academically qualified students who show an
interest in joining and contributing to the UBC community, but who
would not otherwise be able to attend without significant financial
assistance. This program offers entering students renewable awards
up to $40,000, payable over four years.
To encourage and promote the attainment of higher education goals
for individuals who have demonstrated a high level of academic, made
a positive contribution to their school through extracurricular
activities and have made significant contributions of time and energy
to community service programs.
The CHHA/CHHAF Scholarship was established to offer to offer
financial assistance and recognition to hard of hearing and deafened
students registered in a full time program at a recognized college or
university, in any area of study, with the ultimate goal of obtaining a
diploma or degree.
Recognizes a student graduating from a BC secondary school who has
come to Canada as a refugee and who has shown courage and
determination while adapting to a new language and culture in
Canada. The student must use the award for post-secondary
education at a BC institution.
Offer the school principals the opportunity to recognize one of their
student leaders and to enter that student as a nominee for a national
scholarship
To assist students who plan to continue their education in a college or
http://www.students.ubc.ca/finance/index.
cfm
www.ubc.ca/okanagan/students/finance/w
elcome.html
www.millerthomson.com
www.chha.ca/chha/scholarships-chha.php
http://www.bcteal.org/tcf/awardsscholarships-bursaries/teal-charitablefoundation-refugee-award/
http://cdnprincipals.org/?page_id=281
www.mssociety.ca
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March 4
Re/Max Quest for
Excellence Bursary
Program
March 9
Dream Fund Bursaries
$2500
March 9
Frank Hurt In-House
Scholarships
St. John Ambulance
Varies
March 15
BC Council and Bursary of
Honour
Varies
March 15
The Dalton Camp Award
2012
$5000
(winner)
4 x $1000
(finalists)
March 15
The Leonard Foundation
Varies
March 15
16 x $1000
Varies
university program. Scholarships are offered each year for part-timeor full-time study at an accredited Institution in Canada of the
student’s choice.
Recognizes the pursuits in leadership and community contributions of
Western Canadian students. High school students graduating in 2012
from BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Northwest and Yukon
Territories are encouraged to write an essay to convey the
contributions they have made to enrich the lives of others and their
communities, through leadership, motivation, volunteering and
participation in charitable events or fundraising.
Financial support to young people interested in career training and/or
education opportunities. Distributed to successful applicants three
times per year. Applicants must have been formerly in youth care
under a continuing custody order or temporary custody order, or
youth agreement in BC under the Child, Family and Community
Services Act. Must also be a Canadian Citizen or a landed immigrant
between the ages of 14 to 25; and currently or planning to enrol in a
secondary, post-secondary academic, technical or vocation program,
in a recognized public post-secondary institution.
Package available on March 2nd in the Career Centre or on the Frank
Hurt Secondary website.
St. John Ambulance’s bursaries and scholarships are ONLY available to
volunteers who are members of St. John Ambulance Community
Services programs.
To encourage education/training for Members of Girl Guides of
Canada at a post-secondary institution.
Established by Friends of Canadian Broadcasting in 2002, this award
honours the memory of the late Dalton Camp, a distinguished
commentator on Canadian public affairs. The 2012 winner will
receive a $5000 prize for excellence in creative essay-writing on the
link between democracy and the media in Canada.
Awarded to students enrolled or enrolling in an accredited
www.remax-western.ca
www.fbcyicn.ca/programs/education/drea
m-fund
www.frankhurt.sd36.bc.ca
Go to: Programs/Departments, Careers
www.sja.ca/Canada/CommunityServices/Be
nefits/Pages/ScholarshipandBursaries
www.bc-girlguides.org/wpcontent/uploads/BC-CouncilBursary&Bursary-of-Honour-CriteriaJun1_2011.pdf
www.DaltonCampAward.ca
www.leonardfnd.org/english/criteria.html
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Financial Assistance
Program
March 16
**2012**
Deadline
extended to
April 10/12
Kwantlen Polytechnic
University
1 x $20000
3 x $5000
March 22
BBB Student Ethics Award
Several
general
$900-$3000
Varies
March 26
Darlene S. Howard Award
2 x $500
March 28
W. Garfield Weston Award
25 awards
($$ varies)
March 30
Retail as a Career
Scholarship Program
26 x $1000
March 31
See website
March 31
Canadian Aboriginal
Writing & Arts Challenge
BC Association of HealthCare Auxiliaries
Shelfspace Scholarship
Program
BC Hydro Power Pioneers
March 31
BC Soccer Scholarships
Min. 3; max.
March 31
March 31
$1000
$1000
20 x $1000
undergraduate degree program in a College or University in Canada.
Preference will be given to daughters or sons of ordained clergy,
licensed elementary or secondary school teachers, Canadian military
personnel, graduates of a Canadian Military College members of the
Mining and Metallurgical Institute of Canada. Also given to those who
have previously received an award from The Leonard Foundation.
1 President’s Award, 3 Merit Award Leaders of Tomorrow Entrance
Scholarship.
www.kwantlen.ca/awards
Available to a broad range of students. Program of study, high school
location and involvement with athletics are some of the criteria.
Criteria for this award includes leadership 20%, community service
20%, academic 30%, essay 30%.
The Vancouver Playhouse Theatre Company invites nominations (by
teacher) for excellence in the arts. 1 award in music; 1 award in
theatre.
Recognizes outstanding college-bound students who show a strong
commitment to their fields of study and are interested in making
positive contributions to their communities.
To be considered you must be enrolled full-time or part-time at a
Canadian college or university in Fall 2012; pursuing a retail, business
or marketing-related program; currently working part-time or fulltime within the retail industry.
Create a short story that explores a moment or theme in Aboriginal
history.
To assist a deserving student entering post-secondary education at a
recognized institution in a human health-related field.
For those who have chosen to make a career out of retail business.
Candidates must have made outstanding contributions in their
community for a considerable amount of time; or a one time project
that the individual initiated, organized and contributed to
significantly.
Awarded to any successful applicant who, for 3 or more years, has
www.mbc.bbb.org
Nominations accepted at:
groups@vancouverplayhouse.com
www.garfieldwestonawards.ca/EntranceAw
ards
http://www.retaileducation.ca
www.our-story.ca/wc/guidelines
www.heabc.bc.ca
http://www.shelfspace.ca/en/Community/S
helfspace%20Scholarship%20Program.aspx
www.powerpioneers.com
www.bcsoccer.net
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of 11 awards
available
March 31
Prospera Credit Union
March 31
Triumf High School
Fellowship
April 1
Coast Capital Savings
Education Awards
April 1
Phi Delta Theta
Foundation
Undergraduate
Scholarship
Retail as a Career
Scholarship Program
University of the Fraser
Valley
Scouts Foundation
Scholarship
April 1
April 1
April 1
$1000 $1500 each
award
$3000
www.triumf.ca
For individuals taking a leadership role in their community.
For individuals working hard to overcome significant personal
challenges.
For any undergraduate member of Phi Delta Theta who will be
continuing his undergraduate studies at College or University where
his chapter is located during the entire 2011-2012 academic year.
www.coastcapitalsavings.com
1 x $5000
25 x $1000
4 x $4000
$2000
Check
website
Students who are going into marketing, retail or business courses.
www.retaileducation.ca
UFV President’s Entrance Scholarship.
UFV Trades Entrance Scholarship awarded over 2 semesters.
Candidates selected based on demonstration of scouting history,
leadership, scholastic achievements, attitude and aptitude.
www.ufv.ca
Presented to Girl Guides of Canada Fraser Skies Area members for
financial assistance towards formal education in a field that will
enhance the life of the recipient.
Any registered member of Girl Guides of Canada who is entering or
pursuing post-secondary education on a full-time basis.
For students entering a 1st year engineering program.
32 x $2000
16 x $5000
Varies
Fraser Skies Area Young
Adult Leadership Award
5 x $500
April 1
Girl Guides of Canada
National Scholarship
Girl guides of Canada
Karen Ritchie Memorial
Scholarship
Girl Guides of Canada
Scholarship for Part-Time
Check
website
Check
website
April 1
www.prospera.ca
The Triumf High School Fellowship offers an opportunity to BC
Secondary School graduates who have a passionate interest in science
to experience a real-life research environment at Triumf. The
fellowship includes a 6 week summer work term.
April 1
April 1
played with a team affiliated with BC Soccer and who is currently
participating in some capacity in soccer; this may be a player, referee,
coach or administrator.
Applicants must be members in good standing of Prospera Credit
Union for at least 1 year prior to the deadline in order to qualify.
Check
website
Any registered member of Girl Guides of Canada who is entering or
pursing post-secondary education on a part-time basis.
Google: Phi Delta Theta Foundation
Undergraduate Scholarship
www.scouts.ca/dnn/Foundation/Scholarshi
ps/HowtoApplyforaScholarship/tabid/1612/
Default.aspx
www.fraserskiesgirlguides.com/Awards
www.girlguides.ca/scholarships
www.girlguides.ca/scholarships
www.girlguides.ca/scholarships
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April 1
April 1
April 2
April 8
April 8
April 10
Studies
Girl Guides of Canada
Norma Osler Education
Scholarship
Youth in Action Awards
c/o Westminster Savings
Envision Financial Award
for Outstanding School
and Community
Involvement
BC Technology Scholarship
James Cameron School
Bursary Award
The Canadian Iranian
Foundation Scholarship
April 10
Canadian Iranian
Foundation
April 10
BC School Superintendents
Association
Grade 12 Essay
Scholarship
Surrey School District
Partners 36 Scholarships
April 12
Check
website
10 x $2000
Varies
6 x $500
$500
$1000
$1000
1 x $1000
5 x $200
2 x $750
1 x $500
For registered members of Girl Guides of Canada pursuing a postsecondary degree with particular emphasis in the field of education
(including teachers college).
For youths who have contributed to the community through their
volunteer efforts.
For Envision Financial members that have demonstrated outstanding
scholastic ability and exceptional community volunteer service.
www.girlguides.ca/scholarships
For students who have a proven passion for technology that are
studying in a variety of traditional technical fields.
Awarded to a student who attended James Cameron and has
graduated or will graduate from secondary school.
To assist immigrant students to pursue their academic goals. Awarded
to those who can best demonstrate academic excellence, the ability to
integrate and participate within the community through volunteer
and extra-curricular activities.
To assist immigrant students to pursue their academic goals. Awarded
to those who can best demonstrate academic excellence, the ability to
integrate and participate within the community through volunteer
and extra-curricular activities.
Open to graduating students interested in pursuing a teaching career.
www.bctia.org/programs/tech_scholarship
Available to all grade 12 students enrolled with the Surrey School
District. Fifteen various scholarships/bursaries offered through the
Surrey School District and made possible through the contributions of
individuals, corporations and community organizations.
DEADLINE IS APRIL 12, 2012 AND APPLICATIONS NEED TO BE
SUBMITTED TO THE CAREER CENTRE.
Hal Sinclair Memorial – Open to students interested in pursuing a
career in education.
Learning Disabilities Award – Open to students designated SLD. A
https://www.surreyschools.ca/studentservi
ces/scholarships/Pages/default.aspx
www.wscu.com
https://www.envisionfinancial.ca/Personal/
CorporateCitizensh-ip/Scholarships/
www.jcs.bc.ca
Applications available in the Career Centre.
http://www.cif-bc.com/scholarship
http://www.cifbc.com/events/2011/scholarship/applicatio
n.pdf
www.bcssa.org/scholarships.html
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1 x $500
2 x $500
2 x $500
4 x $2000
2 x $1000
2 x $750
1 x $1000
1 x $500
3 x $800
2 x $1000
1 x $1000
1 x $ 1000
letter of support from the learner support teacher is required.
McQuarrie Hunter Scholarship – Applicants are required to complete
the application and personal profile on the application.
North Surrey Lions Club – Applicants must provide evidence of
community service and citizenship.
Harris & Company – For an outstanding Law 12 student planning to
pursue a career in Law.
J.S. McDonald Scholarship – Applicants must be intending to study
full-time at an accredited university and demonstrate high academic
achievement as well as evidence of the following: active participation
in school activities, community service and leadership.
Pacific West Cable Industry & Trades Scholarships – Open to students
who have an interest in pursuing a career in the trades.
Stewart Schon Memorial Scholarship – Open to students interested in
pursuing an education who have an average of B or better and
demonstrate leadership and service to school and community. Must
have a recent membership (last 3 years) in the Scouting or Guiding
movement or National Lifeguard Certification.
Surrey Pre-Trail Services – Open to students who have an interest in
pursuing a career in the criminal justice system.
Tess Fenger Memorial – Open to students pursuing studies in one of:
forestry, ecology, environmental studies, marine biology or wildlife
conservation. Evidence of work or volunteer experience in these areas
is preferred.
Surrey Retired Teachers Association Bursary – Open to students
interested in pursuing a career in education who can demonstrate
financial need.
Urban Spirit Foundation Bursary – Open to students of aboriginal
ancestry with demonstrated financial need.
Christopher Mohan Memorial Bursary – Open to students interested
in a career in the trades. Award is intended to support “at risk” youth
who are socio-economically disadvantaged and have demonstrated 2
or more of the following: in-school discipline or behavioural problems,
attendance problems, previous contact with the police, learning
difficulties.
Ed Schellenberg Memorial Bursary – Open to students interested in a
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April 15
The Colonel Douglas H.
Gunter History Award
April 15
Public Guardian and
Trustee Educational
Assistance Fund
April 15
Certified General
Accountants (CGA)
Girl Guides of Canada
Margery Dumfries
Scholarship
April 15
April 15
Girl Guides of Canada
Eve Pound Scholarship
April 15
BC School Sports Hall of
Fame
Jack Farley Youth Award
Investors of Tomorrow
April 15
April 15
April 15
April 16
BC Hydro Aboriginal
Scholarship
BC Music Educators’
Association Scholarship
Maple Leaf Youth Awards
5 x $1000
career in the trades. Award is intended to support “at risk” youth who
are socio-economically disadvantaged and have demonstrated 2 or
more of the following: active participation in athletics, in-school
discipline or behavioural problems, attendance problems, previous
contact with the police, learning difficulties.
Recognizes the need to assist students who plan to continue their
studies in the field of history.
http://www.warmuseum.ca/education/pro
grams/the-colonel-douglas-h-gunter-award/
Applicant must be a former permanent ward of the Province of BC
and planning to study at a post-secondary level in an academic,
technical or vocational program.
www.trustee.bc.ca/services/estate/edu_ass
istance.html
Offered to students graduating from high schools throughout BC.
www.cga-bc.org
For registered members of Girl Guides of Canada pursuing a postsecondary education with particular emphasis in the sciences,
engineering or agriculture career.
www.bc-girlguides.org/resources/bursariesand-scholarships/
For registered members of Girl Guides of Canada pursuing a postsecondary degree at a Canadian University.
www.bc-girlguides.org/resources/bursariesand-scholarships/
2 x $2000
Awarded to one outstanding male and one outstanding female
amateur athlete.
www.bcsportshalloffame.com/aboutus/scholarships
1 x $500
2 x $250
8 x $1500
1 x $2000
5 x $500
Offered to students graduating from high school across Canada who
has a significant interest in finance/business as a career path.
Applicant who are Aboriginal, pursuing a post-secondary degree with
particular emphasis in technology/engineering.
Open to students currently enrolled in the school music program
taught by a teacher who is currently a BCMEA member and who can
perform at a very high level.
www.investyoung.org
1 x $1500
1 x $1000
1 x $750
All grade 11 & 12 students are eligible to apply for one or both
awards. They must also satisfy the following criteria: be a Canadian
citizen or permanent resident of Canada, reside in the province of BC,
www.canadianclubvancouver.com
10 x $750
www.bchydro.com/scholarships
www.Bctf.ca/BCMEA/BC_Music_Educators_
Assoc
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Easy Money Scholarship
Contest
Fleetwood-Port Kells
Conservative Association
Sir John A. MacDonald
Scholarship
CCRW Youth Scholarship
Program for Students with
Disabilities
April 18
April 20
3 x $1000
2 x $250
6 x $2500
April 27
I-CBABC (Indo-Canadian
Business Association)
Awards
April 28
Speciality Equipment
Marketing Association
(SEMA) Memorial
April 29 (may
vary)
Canadian Hospitality
Foundation
April 30
2012 Lifetime Eyecare
“Service Hero
Achievement Scholarship”
$1000
April 30
Trevor Linden Community
Spirit Scholarship
4 x $2500
April 30
BC Public Service
Pacific Leaders Scholarship
BC Hockey
60 x $2500
April 30
$1000
Varies from
$1000 to
$4000
depending
on category
Varies
See website
have a minimum grade average of 73% (B)
Sign up for studentawards.com for free to enter. As a member, enter
this contest to be eligible to win 1 of 3 prizes of $1000.
Offered to students graduating from high school within the
Fleetwood-Port Kells electoral district boundaries.
High school students entering the 1st year of full time studies in a postsecondary institution. Must be a person with a long-term and
reoccurring disability that restricts the ability of a person to perform
the activities necessary to participate in educational activities. This
limitation is expected to remain with the person for life.
Awarding academic, athletics and special needs scholarships to
students who have a B average or above; attend a post-secondary
institution in the fall; exhibit leadership aptitude in school and extracurricular activities; actively involed in the community and a wellrounded individual.
Founded in 1984 to foster leadership in the specialty equipment
marketplace and to support educational goals for students pursuing
careers in the automotive aftermarket.
Available to full-time students who are at the following levels of their
educational studies.
Over $200,000 for students wishing to pursue a career in the
hospitality, foodservice and tourism industry across Canada annually.
See website for schools that participate in this program.
Lifetime Eyecare wishes to identify a top ’hero’ who is dedicated to
continuing important work in the future and that their post-secondary
education will be related to their ongoing commitment to helping and
empowering others and/or educating others.
Recognizes 4 student leaders in BC attending their 1st year of post
secondary in good academic standing and made exceptional
contributions.
Offered to children of BC public servants who are taking a bachelor’s
or trades training at a post-secondary institution in BC.
Applicant must be current registered members of BC Hockey or
http://c.studentawards.com/easymoney201
2/
www.fleetwood-portkells.com
http://ccrw.org/main.php?category=news_
media&id=255
www.i-cba.com
www.sema.org/education for details on
categories.
www.aiacanada.com for applications
http://www.thechf.ca/scholarships
Applications available at:
www.pmcareer.wikispaces.com
www.canucks.com/scholarship
www.pacificleaders.gov.bc.ca
www.bchockey.net
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April 30
April 30
April 30
April 30
April 30
School Plant Officials
Association of BC
Bursaries
Canadian Tourism College
4 x $600
Surrey United Soccer Club
Scholarship
BC Housing
Education Awards
Program
Erm Fiorillo – Hal Davis
Bursary
2 x $500
Ranges
$150$10,000
former members of Western Hockey League.
Applicants must be dependents of school district employees in the
Maintenance / Custodial area.
Awarded to those who plan to attend the Canadian Tourism College to
further their education in the Tourism and Hospitality Industry and
will apply the scholarship to any diploma program offered at the
Canadian Tourism College. See application for specific application
requirements.
Current registered players with Surrey United Soccer Club.
www.spoabc.org/bursaries.htm
http://www.tourismcollege.com/sites/touri
smcollege.com/files/file_upload/admissions
/dom_scholarship_app.pdf
www.surreyunitedsoccer.com/youth/schola
rships.htm
www.bchousing.org/tenants/services/educ
ationawards
Various
Assist students living in subsidized housing or those Rental Assistance
Program pursue their educational goals.
$6000 per
academic yr
for up to 4
yrs.
2 x $500
Available to a student entering SFU from secondary school and to
assist a student who, due to financial considerations, would not
otherwise be able to attend SFU. Only one nominated student per
school can apply. PM scholarship committee will select the candidate.
Available to Greater Vancouver area students that will be beginning
their studies at any post-secondary institution in the fall. Priority given
to students in financial need.
See Mr. Wilson in the PM Career Centre for
more information.
1 x $500
2 x $250
Available to grade 12 students graduating from high school this year
and has participated in an aspect of the Unlock your Future Program
including seminar or webinar presentations, individual or group
consultation sessions and/or writing workshops.
Based on financial need, to high school students with a minimum of
80% admission average and demonstrated commitment to volunteer
activities. These awards are only given out in the Fall term.
Applicants judged on their level of dedication and desire to serve their
community, country, or planet. This may be in many forms, including
but not limited to working in issues related to the environment,
proverty, social welfare, abuse, drug/alcohol addition,
world/community peace, and economic justice.
Assists Canadian high school students for whom the cost of attending
2012 Unlock your Future Scholarship
Application
April 30
gfnf (Grace Family
Network Foundation)
April 30
Unlock Your Future
Scholarships
April 30
SFU H.Y. Louie and Lohn
Foundation Award
$5000 over
2 terms
April 30
Service Hero Scholarship
$1000
April 30
SFU Fairfax Bursary
n/a
www.gfnf.org
Questions? Email with subject line: gfnf
scholarships to awards@gfnf.org
http://students.sfu.ca/content/dam/sfu/stu
dents/pdf/Awards-andScholarships/LouieLohnAwardApp.pdf
http://www.lifetimeeyecare.ca/ourstudent-scholarships/
http://students.sfu.ca/content/dam/sfu/stu
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May 1
Overwaitea Food Group
/UFCW Local 1518
Equals 6 Student
Scholarships
10 x $1000
Varies
university would be a serious impediment. Minimum average of 80%
required.
dents/pdf/Awards-andScholarships/FairfaxBursaryApp.pdf
Open to Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada pursuing
a parti-time or full-time post-secondary program in BC.
Scholarship applications are made via the Equals 6 site and need to be
submitted twice a year (May 1 and November 1). See website for
award criteria.
Open to graduating students who have contributed extensively to the
community. Offers up to 40 scholarship awards to Surrey students
every year.
Open to graduating students who clearly demonstrates an interest in
pursuing a career in the policing field.
Financial assistance offered to Aboriginal Canadian resident pursuing
post secondary studies in the Arts.
www.owfg.com/diversity
http://www.equals6.com/static/student_sc
holarships.php
May 1
Surrey Fire Fighters
Bursary
Check
website
May 1
Vancouver Police Museum
Chief RJ Canuel Memorial
National Aboriginal
Achievement Foundation
Check
website
Check
website
Mike Pettingale & Kelli
Glass Memorial
Scholarship
Special Education
Association of BC Student
Scholarships
2 x $500
Awarded to one outstanding male and one outstanding female athlete
currently participating in some capacity in soccer.
www.westsidesoccer.com/scholarship.html
4 x $500
Applicant must have attended a BC public school, have a Ministry of
Education designation that can impede academic success and is
entering or is enrolled in a full-time post-secondary program at a
recognized Canadian institution.
www.bctf.ca/sea
May 2
Envision Financial
Education Award
Check
website
www.envisionfinancial.ca
May 2
May 3
BC Arts Council
Scholarship
Princess Margaret
Student-Based
scholarships & bursaries
Open to members of Envision Financial who demonstrated
outstanding scholastic ability and exceptional community volunteer
service.
Assist outstanding arts student in post-secondary education.
Applications available in the Career Centre
c/o Mr. Wilson
May 6
May 8
Honey Hooser Scholarship
Erm Fiorillo – Hal Davis
Must be graduating this year, intending to continue post-secondary
before the end of the next school year unless written permission has
been given. Candidates must have superior achievement, particularly
in courses related to future occupational plans.
Awarded to applicant with an interest in arts and crafts.
Nomination. Available to a student entering SFU from
May 1
May 1
May 1
Up to $4000
Varies
$500
$6000/yr
www.surreyfirefighters.com/site/charities/p
rograms/bursaries/
www.vancouverpolicemuseum.ca/Scholarsh
ip.htm
www.naaf.ca
www.bcartscouncil.ca
www.surrey.ca
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May 15
May 15
Bursary
Surrey Secondary Schools
Athletic Association
Nurses Education Bursary
Program
United Croats of Canada
Scholarship & Bursary
Varies
$500-$2000
$500
$1000
May 15
BC Aboriginal Student
Award
$1000 to
$3500
May 31
Confratellanza ItaloCanadese
1 x $1000
May 31
CFIG (Canadian Federation
of Independent Grocers)
1 x $6000
8 x $1500
May 31
Betty Spalton Scholarship
Trust Fund
2 x $1500
May 31
Pat Fletcher Scholarship
June 1
Special Education
Association of BC
June 1
Jack Cooper Scholarship
Up to $3000
$500
1 x $500
Includes 3 SSSAA scholarships: The Norm O. Barton Memorial
Scholarship, Glenn Young Scholarship and the Big Kahuna Athletic
Leadership Scholarship. Schools will nominate 1 or 2 candidates for
each scholarship. Students may apply for only ONE of the
scholarships. Criteria is based on leadership and athletics involvement.
Provincial program awards each year to qualified applicants in 3
categories.
Offered to students of Croatian ancestry.
Further information can be obtained from
the Athletic Director or the Career Centre
from your school as to the nomination
process.
To support Aboriginal people in getting post-secondary reduction by
reducing financial barriers. Available to those pursuing post-secondary
education that is at least nine weeks long.
For a secondary school student planning to enrol in a post-secondary
institution. Must be of Italian origin (at least one parent or
grandparents of direct Italian descent; be living in a city within the 21
member Greater Vancouver Regional District; have an academic
standing sufficient to qualify for entry into the post-secondary.
http://www.bcscholarship.ca/web/aborigin
al
National scholarship
Regional scholarships
Helping Canadian students build a successful career in the food
industry. Requires sponsorship from a CFIG store.
To provide financial support for individuals obtaining an education in
fields associated with the road building and heavy construction
industry.
Applicant needs to be a Canadian citizen, enrolled in last year of high
school and have applied to a post-secondary institution; and an
interest in golf.
To help BC public school students with Ministry designations that can
impede academic success, achiever their dreams of higher education.
Contact: SEA President, BJ Foulds; email @
seabcpresident@gmail.com
For previous Dr. F.D. Sinclair Elementary (SD #36) students.
www.cfig.ca
www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentaidbc/specialp
rograms/nursebursary.htm
www.croatiancentre.com/Services/Program
s/scholarships-and-bursaries.html
Contact:
Confratellanza Italo-Canadese Scholarship
Committee, PO Box 57091, 2748 E. Hastings
Street, Vancouver, BC V5K 1Z9
http://www.roadbuilders.bc.ca/education_f
und.php
http://patfletcher.com/apply/
http://www.seaofbc.ca/wpcontent/uploads/2011/09/SEAStudentschol
arships2012.pdf
www.sd36.bc.ca/scholarships
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Equals 6 Student
Scholarships
Varies
June 1
The Big Dig Essay
Scholarship
Varies
June 1
Catherine Logan Eddy
Scholarship
1 x $1000
June 1
Mattinson Endowment
Fund Scholarship for
Students with Disabilities
8 x $2500
June 13
BCEEA (BC Excluded
Employees Association)
$1000
June 14
South Asian Family
Association Scholarships
3 x $1000
June 15
Credit Union Foundation
of BC Education Awards
Varies
June 15
AIA and the Global
Automotive Aftermarket
Syposium (GAAS)
Scholarship Program
The Canadian Medical Hall
of Fame
$1000
June 15
June 15
Chief Joe Mathias BC
Aboriginal Scholarship
4 x $1000
Varies
Scholarship applications are made via the Equals 6 site and need to be
submitted twice a year (May 1 and November 1). See website for
award criteria.
Must be in grade 12 and planning on entering into your first year of
university of college/university in 2011.
http://www.equals6.com/static/student_sc
holarships.php
To recognize a student graduating from a BC Secondary School who
has combined hard work with school and community involvement,
and who wishes to further her/his education/training at a tertiary
institution in BC.
Must be Canadian citizen or have lived in Canada for at least 2 years
as permanent residents. Must be diagnosed with a documented
permanent disability that is the primary disability for which they are
applying. Must have a minimum average of 75%.
http://bctf.ca/ESLPSA/scholarship.html
Supports post-secondary education by providing a scholarship and a
bursary for its members or dependents of members.
http://www.bceea.bc.ca/web/files/Scholars
hips_and_Bursary_2011.pdf
Must be a student of South Asian descent; a Canadian citizen or
permanent resident; enrolling in their 1st year of full time studies at a
post-secondary institution in Canada or abroad; be completing/have
completed grade 12 in a BC high school.
Criteria is demonstrated financial need. It is expected that the main
funding is in place and every effort through normal channels available
to students to access funds has been made.
Given to those pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket.
Applications in the Career Centre or email
for inifo@safa.ca for further information
and application.
Recipients are chosen based on academic excellence, awards and
recognition, extra-curricular activities and community service, and
evidence of interest in pursuing an education and career in
medical/health sciences.
Applicants must be members of BC First Nation; references, grade
transcripts, resume, a letter of introduction and a letter from a person
www.cdnmedhall.org/student-programs
www.antiquetrader.tv/studentscholarship.p
hp
https://juno.aucc.ca/wes/hes.aspx?pg=934
&oth=0001442011
www.cufoundation.org
http://www.aiacanada.com/scholarships.cf
m
http://www.fnesc.ca/current_issues/schola
rships/Chief%20Joe%20Mathias%20Scholar
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Fund
June 15
June 17
June 20
BC Ferry & Marine
Workers Union
Scholarship Fund
New Relationship Trust
Post-Secondary
Scholarship Awards
Trinidad & Tobago Cultural
Society of BC
Varies
http://www.bcfmwu.com/forms/scholarshi
p_forms/2011%20BCFMWU%20Award%20
App.pdf
http://www.newrelationshiptrust.ca/fundin
g/for-students
Interested and eligible BC First Nation students should apply.
3 x $750
(PostSecondary
Award)
2 x $300
(Music
Scholarship)
5 x amount
varies
The Trinidad & Tobago Cultural Society of BC offers two types of
scholarships annually: post-secondary scholarships and music
scholarships. See website for details:
http://www.ttcsbc.org/services/scholarships
http://www.ttcsbc.org/docs/scholarship/TT
CS-Scholarship-Application.pdf
To provide bursaries to assist needful qualified students whose father
or grandfather is, or at the time of his death was, a Royal Arch
Companion in a Chapter of the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
British Columbia & Yukon.
For BC high school graduates entering engineering transfer programs
at BC Colleges and University Colleges. Evaluated on the basis of
academic standing, extracurricular activities, financial need and
student statement.
http://www.grandchapter-bcyukon.ca/bursary.shtml
For BC high school graduates entering engineering transfer programs
at BC Colleges and University Colleges. Evaluated on the basis of
academic standing, extracurricular activities, financial need and
student statement.
Available to young adults living in Canada. Supports post-secondary
academic endeavours and recognizes the personal triumphs of
exemplary young adults who have survived a cancer journey.
Awarded to members, or sons and daughters of members, of the
United Steelworkers.
Available to selected students to help continue their education at
http://www.apeg.bc.ca/students/scholarshi
ps/entrancescholarship.html
Royal Arch Masonic
Bursary Fund
June 25
APEGBC Engineering
Transfer Entrance
Scholarship
$1000 each
June 25
APEG Post-Secondary
Entrance Scholarship
$2500 each
June 30
Childhood Cancer
Foundation Survivor
Scholarship
United Steelworkers
Education Fund
David Ellis Scholarship
$1500
June 30
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40 X $5000
June 24
June 30
in authority of First Nation verifying membership are required for
entrance scholarship. Awards are for entrance, undergraduate, and
graduate students.
Applicant needs to have a relationship to a member of the BC Fery
and Marine Workers’ Union (active, retired or deceased).
21 x $1000
5 x $500
http://www.apeg.bc.ca/students/scholarshi
ps/transferscholarship.html
http://www.candlelighters.ca/gethelp/survivor-scholarship-program
http://www.usw.ca/workplace/education/s
cholarships?id=0010
http://www.usw.ca/workplace/health/ellis?
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Tommy Douglas
Scholarship
$1500
June 30
Terry Fox Memorial
Scholarship
$1500
June 30
Aboriginal Canadians
Scholarship
$1500
June 30
UCBeyond Rheumatoid
Arthritis Scholarship
Program
BBG Communications
Scholarship
Public Works Association
of BC (PWABC)
June 30
June 30
8 x (up to)
$5000
1 x $1000
2 x $1000
June 30
Canadian Printing
Industries Association
Scholarship Trust Fund
Varies
June 30
G & F Financial Group
5 x $1000
June 30
Pete Ketcham Memorial
Scholarship
Varies
university, community college or another educational organization.
Open to all students who plan to enter the 1st year of a Canadian
public post-secondary education institution full-time in 2012-2013 and
who are the children or foster children of a National Union of Public
and General Employees Union (NUPGE) member.
All children (including foster children) with disabilities of National
Union of Public and General Employees members who plan to enter
the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education
institution full-time in 2012-2013 are eligible to apply.
All Aboriginal Canadian children (including foster children) of National
Union of Public and General Employees members who plan to enter
the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education
institution full-time in 2012-2013 are eligible to apply.
Students diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, who are entering into
or currently attending a post-secondary educational institution.
id=0003
http://www.nupge.ca/scholarships
For students between the ages of 16-21 who are currently in or will be
attending an institution of higher education in the Fall of 2012.
Must be an employee of a member municipality or public works
agency or child of such employee; membership is defined as any
member of APWA in the BC Chapter.
To attract the most talented young people available to the printing
industry by providing financial assistance to them while enrolled in a
graphic arts management or technical program.
http://www.breylancommunications.com/b
bgcommunications/132/scholarships.php
www.pwabc.cpwa.net
To students who are beginning or continuing a full program of studies
at an accredited university or technical institute in BC, including but
not exclusive to UBC, BCIT or a BC college Applicants must be active
members or immediate family of an active member of the credit
union.
The Pete Ketcham Memorial Scholarship Fund was initiated by West
Fraser and many of its employees, suppliers. Open to any student,
preference may be given first to students graduating from a school
located in a community in which the company operates and secondly,
to students who have a relative employed by the Company.
https://www.gffg.com/Business/InOurCom
munity/CommunityPrograms/Scholarships/
PostSecondary/
http://www.nupge.ca/scholarships
http://www.nupge.ca/scholarships
http://financialaid.acadiau.ca/tl_files/sites/f
inancialaid/resources/files/RA.pdf
http://www.cpia-aci.ca/scholarship-trustfund/index_e.php
http://www.westfraser.com/profile/school/
pete_ketcham.asp
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National Union of Public
and General Employees
Scholarships
4 x $1500
$1500
$1500
$1500
$1500
July 13
Federation of BC Youth In
care Network Awards
Varies
July 15
AIA Canada “Marion
Roberts Memorial
Scholarship”
Varies
July 15
BC/Yukon Fire Fighters’
Helping Hand Bursary
July 15
CUPE Employees-Aubrey
Burton Memorial
Scholarship
3 x $2000
Given each year to children of NUPGE members. Open to the children
of the National Union’s 340,000 members who are starting a postsecondary education.
Tommy Douglas Scholarship Open to all students who plan to enter
the 1st year of a Canadian public post secondary education institution
full-time and who are children or foster children of a NUPGE member.
Open to all students with disabilities who plan to enter the 1st year of
a Canadian public post-secondary education institution full-time and
who are the children/foster children of a member of the NUPGE.
Scholarship for Aboriginal Canadians Open to all Aboriginal Canadian
students who plan to enter the 1st year of a Canadian public postsecondary education institution full-time and who are the
children/foster children of a NUPGE member.
The Scholarship for Visible Minorities Open to all visible minority
students who plan to enter the 1st year of a Canadian public postsecondary education full time and who are the children/foster
children of a NUPGE member.
Offers financial support to young people interested in career training
and/or education opportunities. Distributed to successful applicants
three times a year.
To provide financial assistance and encouragement to enable students
to further their education at the post-secondary school level, thereby
improving their potential for personal fulfillment and for making a
meaningful contribution to society.
http://nupge.ca/scholarships
To provide financial assistance to a student in need, who wish to
pursue ongoing post-secondary education or training. Eligible
candidates will be registered with Muscular Dystrophy Canada and
reside in BC or Yukon.
Available to students entering 1st year from grade 12 in the current or
previous calendar year. Eligible candidates must provide proof of
admission into 1st year of a recognized post-secondary institution in
BC (including schools of Barbering/Hairdressing; nursing). Applicant or
his/her parent/guardian or spouse must be a member in good
standing of a CUPE local affiliated with CUPE BC at the time of
http://www.muscle.ca/fileadmin/Western/
Services/Scholarships/2011_Helping_Hand_
Bursary_Application_Package_2011.pdf
http://fbcyicn.ca/programs/education/drea
m-fund/
http://www.aiacanada.com/scholarships.cf
m?itemid=3492&smocid=1350
http://www.tru.ca/finaid/awards/external/
cupe.html
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application. Forms available from the Financial Aid & Awards Office or
from CUPE BC, #510-4940 Canada Way, Burnaby, BC V5G 4T3
July 15
July 20
The Kit Davison Bursary
Endowment Fund (BC)
Award
Jinnah Excellence Award
2 x $1000
For youth with neuromuscular disorders who want to pursue higher
education.
4 x $500
(academic)
1 x $300
(sports)
Academic
5 x $1500
Religious
5 x $1500
Sports
3 x $1250
Bursaries
10 x $1000
Academic – to recognize and support capable students of Pakistani
origin in their academic pursuits.
Sports – To recognize capable and need athletes/sportsmen of
Pakistani origin.
Outstanding school, sports, Sikh religious achievement and bursaries.
July 28
Khalsa Credit Union
July 29
Cerebral Palsy Association
of BC: Tanabe Bursary
July 30
iFluRtz & Everybody Loves
Rewards Achievement
Awards (IEAA’s)
18 x $2000
July 31
Sandra J. Ryan Scholarship
Value $1100
(1 week
cutting
course)
July 31
The BC Electrical
Association Scholarship
Program
Varies
Student must provide documentation they they have Cerebral Palsy
and must be planning to attend a post-secondary institution or
training program during the following year. Student must also
demonstrate financial need.
Recognizes exceptional accomplishments of students who excel in any
of the following 6 categories: leadership: business &
entrepreneurship; arts, culture & recreation; science & technology;
community and volunteerism; government and politics. Nomination
process.
Any student who has completed or will complete a “basic school’
hairdressing program from a registered or accredited school as
recognized by the PCTIA (Private Career Training Institution Agency of
BC) or the ACE IT hairdressing program as recognized by the ITA
(Industry Training Authority). (Students who attended the SD#36
program at the District offices).
Available to dependents of personnel of BCEA member companies in
good standing, up to a maximum of two scholarships per member
company. The employee of the BCEA member company must live and
http://www.muscle.ca/fileadmin/Western/
Services/Scholarships/Kit_Davison_Applicati
on_PACKAGE_2011.pdf
http://www.pcgv.org/jinnahaward_current.shtml
http://www.khalsacreditunion.ca/upload/d
ocs/Scholership2012.pdf
http://www.bccerebralpalsy.com/pdfs/Tana
be_Criteria.pdf
www.iflurtz.com/scholarships
http://www.ciabc.net/Sukis_Scholarship.pd
f
http://www.bcea.bc.ca/scholarship.php
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July 31
The BC Electrical
Association Bursary
Program
The Council of Forest
Industries “Annual
Convention Legacy
Scholarship”
June Callwood Harmony
Scholarship
Telecommunication
Workers Bursary
$500-$1000
August 1
Dennis McGann Bursary
Fund
1 x $1000
August 5
BCIT Entrance Awards
Varies
August 15
Canadian Paraplegic
Association
Varies
August 20
Sergio & Carmen Lovison
Scholarships
August 31
Save Everyday
July 31
July 31
August 1
work in BC. Students are not required to attend school in BC.
Available to high school students pursuing a career in the following
areas: Electrical, Marketing, Electrical Engineering, Business.
http://www.bcea.bc.ca/scholarship.php
10 x $1000
Awarded to students enrolling a post-secondary institution
professional, technical or trades related program leading to a career in
the Forest Sector.
http://www.cofi.org/
10 x $1000
Recognizes the outstanding achievements of youth in promoting
harmony and diversity across Canada.
To children of TWU members graduating from high school. This
scholarship program considers leadership values and labour
knowledge.
The Columbia Foundation, CUPE BC, CALM, NOW Communications
and the McGann family have established this award. Designed for
those studying or planning to study Communications who
demonstrate a commitment to the issues and actions affecting
working people.
This deadline is for those applicants entering their BCIT program
December 1, 2011 to March 31, 2012. Entrance Awards recognize
academic and non-academic achievements of students entering a fulltime BCIT program. The deadline for BCIT Entrance Awards is August
5 and January 6 of each year.
Applicant must have a spinal cord injury (verified in writing by a
physician or other health care professional and attending, or will be
attending, a recognized post-secondary institution in Canada.
www.harmony.ca/scholarships
Must be Roman Catholic residents of the Lower Mainland and have a
3.0 (B) GP or higher. Applicants are to have the strength of Christian
character, as well as community services rendered within the
candidate’s own community and school. Involvement in athletic
activities and in particular the ability to promote team spirit and
sportsmanship.
Recognizes and rewards the exceptional accomplishments of students
in the following 6 categories: leadership; arts, culture & recreation;
Lovison Family Memorial Scholarship
c/o 5576 Argyle Street
Vancouver, BC V5P 3J6
3 x $750
2 x $800
25 x $2000
http://www.columbiainstitute.ca/scholarshi
ps
http://www.columbiainstitute.ca/scholarshi
ps
www.bcit.ca
http://canparaplegic.org/en/Employment_a
nd_Education_24/SCHOLARSHIPS_7.html
www.saveeveryday.com/scholarships
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Father Emmanuele Rosaia
Scholarship
August 31
Aboriginal Education
Incentive Awards
August 31
Geraldo Donato Vertone
Scholarship
2 x $1500
Varies
1 x $400
community & volunteerism; business & entrepreneurship; science &
technology; government & politics. For all students under the age of
20 (as of Dec. 31/12) are eligible to apply.
Applicants must be residents of the Lower Mainland, Roman Catholic
and of Italian-Canadian origin.
Recognizes and celebrates the hard work and determination of
Aboriginal people who have overcome personal, economic or social
adversity in their pursuit of learning.
Recognizes that academic achievement is important, however, effort
is considered and genuine desire to learn is just as essential.
Contact for more information:
The Father Rosaia Scholarship Committee
c/o 12059 188A Street,
Pitt Meadows, BCV3Y 1W3
http://www.canadapost.ca/cpo/mc/aboutu
s/community/aboriginaleducation/default.j
sf
Italian Cultural Centre Society
Geraldo Donato Vertone Scholarship
Attn: Edda Onesti, School Administrator
3075 Slocan Street, Vancouver, BC V5M 3E4
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