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Electro-Federation Canada Scholarship Program
Electro-Federation Canada (EFC) is a national, not-for-profit industry association that represents over 220 member companies that manufacture, distribute, market and sell a wide range of electrical products. If you’re a post-secondary student who is pursuing a career in Electrical Engineering, Electrical Technologist/Technician, Industrial Distribution, Sales, Marketing, Finance, Human Resources, Supply Chain/Operations, Logistics, Data Analytics Management or Information Technology – then consider a career in an industry that is committed to a safer, more environmentally-sustainable future for Canadians. See website for deadlines and other information. 

Emera Scholarships
From a single electric utility in Nova Scotia, Emera has grown into an energy leader serving over 2.5 million customers in Canada, the US and the Caribbean. We're focused on safely delivering cleaner, reliable energy while always working to minimize the cost impacts for our customers. Scholarships are an important part of our commitment to helping to build safer, stronger and more innovative communities. We believe by supporting students, we're helping to foster the leaders of tomorrow— not just future leaders in our business, but in our communities as well. See website for other details.  See website for deadlines and other information.

Energy NL NOIA- Hibernia Scholarship
Energy NL was founded in 1977 to represent the supply and service sector of the energy industry. Today Energy NL represents over 460 member organizations worldwide, which are involved in, or benefit from, the energy industry of Newfoundland and Labrador.  1997 was a big year for the oil & gas industry: the Hibernia project was successfully completed, hauled out to sea, and started drawing oil. The Energy NL-Hibernia Scholarship Fund was established to commemorate that landmark year.  Presented annually, and designed to foster the bright minds that will shape the future of our industry, the award provides $1,000 to a graduating high school student in Newfoundland and Labrador who is entering post-secondary studies with the intention of pursuing an energy-related career. Applications are reviewed by Energy NL’s selection committee and the award is presented to the applicant who best meets the academic and extra-curricular criteria. See website for deadlines and other information.

Engineering-Scholarships.com
Are you studying Engineering or are you in High School/College and are planning to study Engineering in the future. We got you covered. Search from thousands of Engineering Scholarships in our database. See website for deadlines and other information.
Engineers Canada 
Engineers Canada upholds the honour, integrity, and interests of the engineering profession by supporting consistent high standards in the regulation of engineering, encouraging the growth of the profession in Canada, and inspiring public confidence. For over 80 years, we have worked on behalf of the provincial and territorial associations that regulate engineering practice and license the country’s 300,000 members of the engineering profession. See website for deadlines and other information.

Epilepsy Newfoundland and Labrador Scholarships 
Epilepsy Newfoundland and Labrador is a registered charity founded in 1983 and is here to help people with seizure disorders across the province.  It is the only epilepsy organization serving the province and representing more than 10,000 men, women, children, and their families, who are living with epilepsy. The association is funded by donations; 100% of which remain in the province to help develop programs and services dedicated to the promotion of independence and quality of life for all people with epilepsy and their families. See website for deadlines and other information.

George F. Flood Memorial Scholarship 
This scholarship is administered by Saint John Construction Association and CANB Saint John New Brunswick.  There will be annual awards, totaling $5,000.00 based on the academic standing and/or need. If you are enrolling as a first year student in a University or College, then you must attach a transcript of your most recent high school marks with this application. As these marks are updated, it is imperative that a copy of all revisions be submitted to the Association as they are received. Failure to do this may disqualify this application. Epilepsy Newfoundland and Labrador is a registered charity founded in 1983 and is here to help people with seizure disorders across the province.  It is the only epilepsy organization serving the province and representing more than 10,000 men, women, children, and their families, who are living with epilepsy. The association is funded by donations; 100% of which remain in the province to help develop programs and services dedicated to the promotion of independence and quality of life for all people with epilepsy and their families. Ses website for deadlines and other information. 

Foster Children Bursary Program
Storwell Self Storage offers an annual bursary in support of foster children to help them attend post-secondary schools and to offer a hand up as they make their way forward in life. Applicants must have been a foster child with an official Canadian or American foster care program and agrees to having the above organization verify the same. Applicant will be enrolled as a full-time student at a recognized general/vocational College or post-secondary institution in Canada or USA; be a Canadian, American or Permanent Resident; and must be 24 years of age or less at the time of application. See website for more details and application.
Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program 
The Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program was established in 1982 in honour of Terry Fox, one of Canada’s most beloved heroes. In his lifetime, Terry captured the hearts of Canadians all across the expansive country. To this day, he is widely recognized all over the world for his extraordinary sense of purpose and the ideals of courage, determination, and altruism. The Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Program was created to commemorate Terry’s remarkable life and his contributions to cancer research and awareness.  Through Sports Canada and Canadian Heritage, the Government of Canada generously laid the foundation for our scholarships through two endowments of $5 million in 1982, and another $10 million in 2006. The endowments are an investment in Canadians, inspiring young humanitarians to seek the high ideals that Terry Fox exemplified. See website for deadlines and other information.

Sarah Gaulin Memorial Scholarship 
The Gaulin Foundation is a registered Canadian charity. As a national charitable organization, the Foundation seeks to encourage and promote the advancement in education of people living with mental illness.  The foundation, initially established by the Gaulin family to recognize Sarah Gaulin's long-time struggle, works to improve the lives of Canadian students with mental illness by recognizing their resilience and perseverance. See website for deadlines and other information.

Government of Japan MEXT Scholarships
Every year, the Government of Japan (Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology - MEXT) offers scholarships to foreign students who wish to study at Japanese universities. Here are three types of scholarships offered through the Consulate General of Japan in Montreal: (1) Japanese Studies Students, (2) Undergraduate Students, and (3) Research Students. Each covers the round-trip flight between Canada and Japan, full tuition, and a monthly allowance. See website for deadlines and other information.

Government of Newfoundland and Labrador Scholarships
Through the Department of Education, the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador awards 201 scholarships each year to high school students in Newfoundland and Labrador. The scholarships range in value from $1,000 to $2,500 and are based on the Department of Education scholarship score. See website for deadlines and other information. 

Hamilton Community Foundation
Hamilton Community Foundation (HCF) is part of a network of over 191 Canadian community foundations who contribute time, leadership and financial support to initiatives that benefit their community most, based on an intimate understanding of local needs and opportunities.  Hamilton Community Foundation’s scholarship and bursary funds provide assistance and encouragement to promising young students who may be challenged by the costs of education. In all cases, funds are paid directly to the student’s educational institution on their behalf. See website for deadlines and other information.
Heer Law Entrepreneurship Scholarship
Heer Law is a Toronto-based intellectual property law firm dedicated to helping businesses grow and profit through intellectual property and we work with you to figure out how. We created this scholarship with the intention to help young entrepreneurs & leaders to learn how to protect their business.  See website for deadlines and other information.

S.R. Hussey Memorial Scholarship Fund - Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority
The Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority (APSEA) is an interprovincial co-operative agency established in 1975 by joint agreement among the Ministers of Education of New Brunswick, Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.  The Agreement provided for the creation of the Atlantic Provinces Special Education Authority and authorized it to provide educational services, programs, and opportunities for persons from birth to 21 years of age with low incidence sensory impairments. This includes children and youth who are deaf, hard of hearing, deafblind, blind, or visually impaired who are residents of Atlantic Canada.  The Agreement is the only one of its kind in Canada and, as such, may serve as a model for service delivery at a regional level. Operational costs are shared among the four provinces.  See website for deadlines and other information.

Imperial Oil Ltd. Higher Education Awards for Sons and Daughters of Employees and Annuitants
The Higher Education Awards program provides full tuition and compulsory fees for sons and daughters of Imperial Oil Ltd. employees, annuitants, or deceased employees. Application forms and brochures explaining the program in more detail are available through the website.

INKAS Armoured Vehicle Manfacturing INKAS® “Rising Star” Scholarship
INKAS® Armored Vehicle Manufacturing is a leading Canadian-based company that specializes in the design and production of a wide range of armored vehicles, including executive SUVs, bulletproof luxury sedans, special purpose vehicles, personnel carriers, cash-in-transit vehicles, and others.  The INKAS® “Rising Star” is an annual award and scholarship program funded by the Khazanski Foundation in partnership with INKAS® Armored Vehicle Manufacturing and awarded to post-secondary students showing excellence in both engineering and business fields of study.  See website for deadlines and other information.
International Grenfell Association Bursary Program 
The International Grenfell Association (IGA) is a non-profit organization that was incorporated in 1914 by British medical missionary Sir Wilfred T. Grenfell. The organization’s role was to provide health care, education, religious services, and rehabilitation and other social services to the fisherman and coastal communities of northern Newfoundland and coastal Labrador. Today, IGA offers funding for community projects and initiatives that serve to enhance the general well being of the residents of these regions. Please be aware that the IGA does not fund Bursaries during paid work terms. If your program involves work term(s), the IGA will only award funding for those semesters considered “academic”.  See website for deadlines and other information.

Investintech - CAJ Journalism Scholarship 
Investintech.com, Inc. is pleased to announce its annual scholarship contest to Canadian and journalism students. Students will win $1,000, a free one year membership with the CAJ and a free registration pass to the King’s College Summer Data School for 2023.  See website for deadlines and other information.

Mark Jackman Adventure and Innovation Award
This award was established by the family of Mark Jackman, a first year engineering student who would have graduated with the Memorial University of Newfoundland Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science Class of 2019.  It honours his spirit of creativity, innovation and exploration. Mark had just finished his first year when he passed tragically in a motor vehicle accident May 6, 2015 in St. John’s, NL. A graduate of Gonzaga High School, Mark was a true scholar and athlete. In addition to top academic results, Mark was a provincial champion in basketball, soccer and chess as well as city champion in rugby, award winner in Tae Kwan Do, Bronze Medallion swimmer, East Regional Science Fair Winner, Duke of Edinburgh Award winner (bronze) and a talented musician (percussion and guitar) - all while keeping his friends and peers smiling with a great sense of humour and his keen insights. Mark was loved and will always be missed but the Jackman Family are honoured to see him remembered with this special Engineering Award.  Valued at $2,500, the award will be granted to a student in their final year of study in any engineering program at Memorial University of Newfoundland. The student will be required to provide short descriptions of one or more of their work terms that fit with Mark’s fearless spirit of adventure. Preference will be given to a student with work terms that show an unconventional job or employer, exotic locations, and unorthodox methods of finding and receiving said work term. The recipient must meet the minimum academic requirements for an award as defined by the University. The award will be granted by the Dean, Faculty of Engineering and Applied Science.  See website for deadlines and other information.
The Kidney Foundation of Canada, Atlantic Branch Bursary
The general purpose of the program is to assist kidney patients and their family members to further their education and/or training. No application may be made by a member of Kidney Foundation staff, Board Members selection committee or immediate family of such members. Bursary funds will only be issued when a copy of tuition payment is received by The Kidney Foundation Atlantic branch office. The applicant must agree to their name being used in any media form.   See website for deadlines and other information. 

Kin Canada Bursaries - Annual
This is a program of the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund, supported by Kinsmen, Kinette and Kin clubs, and public donations, across the country. Each year, bursaries are awarded to successful Canadian applicants who are pursuing post-secondary education at a recognized university, community college, technical institute and other schools for advanced education. The scholarship will be evaluated on their community and school involvement, knowledge of Kin Canada and financial need. See website for deadlines and other information. 

Korean Canadian Scholarship Foundation (KCSF) Scholarships and Bursaries 
KCSF is delighted to announce that applications for the 2023/2024 Scholarships and Bursaries are now open, with a deadline of November 30, 2023, at 11:59PM Eastern Time (ET). Prospective applicants can apply for scholarships or bursaries through the KCSF official website (www.kcsf.ca).
In April 2024, a list of successful scholarship recipients will be published on the KCSF official website, and they will be notified by email. KCSF Awards Ceremony, scheduled for May 2024, will celebrate the exemplary scholarship recipients.
KCSF is a registered charity established in 1978 and is committed to supporting young Canadians through scholarships, bursaries, and student development programs. These exceptional programs are made possible by the generous gifts from our donors, who share the vision of nurturing the growth and success of young individuals to reach their full potential on their unique journey to success.
For more information, please visit www.kcsf.ca. If you have any inquiries, please email scholarships@kcsf.ca
James Lee Foundation Scholarship
James Lee was a well-respected writer in the advertising industry who won countless national and international awards throughout his career. He passed away suddenly due to an undetected heart defect at the age of 37.  Shortly after his passing The James Lee Foundation was formed by a partnership of advertising agencies, the AAABC, and a collection of James’ friends and family. Knowing James inspired many people to push the boundaries in creativity, developing a creative scholarship in his name felt like a fitting way to honour him.  We keep James’ legacy alive each year by awarding a scholarship to an emerging creative talent who shows the same passion and tenacity that James did.  The scholarship is open to emerging creative talent from across Canada wanting to enter the advertising industry. See website for deadlines and other information. 

Leonard Foundation Scholarships
Reuben Wells Leonard was born in 1860 in Brantford, Ontario, where he attended public elementary and secondary schools. He then attended and graduated from Royal Military College, Kingston, as a Silver Medalist.  The Leonard Foundation was created in 1916 and revised in 1923. The foundation has a Charitable Trust and also a Financial Assistance Program for students who, without help from the Foundation, would not be able to continue their education. It is significant that Colonel Leonard placed emphasis on financial need rather than high academic achievement. He also believed that the recipients of his awards should have qualities for leadership so that Canada could grow. See website for deadlines and other information.

Loans Canada Financial Literacy Scholarship
We understand that qualifying for a scholarship can be hard. That's why we're not asking for your grades or your GPA, and we're leaving this open ended without any strict qualification rules (there is no minimum or maximum word count). We want to hear your story! We want to know what you've learned and how you intend on using your financial knowledge to build a better future for yourself.  For this reason, we are awarding $750 to a student every semester. All you have to do is show us how financial literacy has made a difference in your life. Tell us how you've budgeted, saved, invested, paid down debt, applied for as many scholarships as possible or how your side-hustle has helped you bring in extra cash. We want to know how your exceptional financial management efforts have made a positive impact in your life.  See website for deadlines and other information.
Loran Scholars Foundation
The Loran Award is not a reward for past achievements, but an investment in a young person’s potential future path of high impact. Our scholars pursue careers in a wide range of areas, readily take on greater responsibilities and share a lifelong commitment to leading with integrity. In partnership with 25 Canadian universities and our donors, we challenge our scholars to explore, develop and share their talents. Each Loran Award is valued at up to $100,000 over four years of undergraduate study, including mentorship and summer experiences. Every year, our volunteers dedicate over 7,000 hours to selecting up to 36 Loran Scholars from over 5,000 applicants. Our scholars come from all walks of life and every corner of Canada, from Hazelton, BC to Montréal to Fogo Island, NL.  See website for deadlines and other information

MADD Canada’s Bursary Program - Annual
MADD Canada’s Bursary Program is open to Canadian citizens who have themselves been severely injured or who have had a parent (or legal guardian) or sibling killed or severely injured as a result of an impaired driving crash and who are enrolled in a full-time, ministry-approved, post-secondary educational program. Injuries must be catastrophic or severe and have had a significant impact on the applicants’ lives. Proof of injury and relation to impaired driving will be required. Additional bursaries will also be awarded. See website for deadlines and other information.

The Kathryn M. Morrison Scholarship in Political Studies
The Kathryn M. Morrison Scholarship in Political Studies will recognize a student entering their first year of post-secondary education from Newfoundland and Labrador who displays an exceptional interest in politics and public policy, and an ability to articulate critical thinking and analysis in a political context. Established to recognize the contributions of Kate Morrison, a passionate lawyer, public servant and advocate for social justice, the scholarship aims to encourage the study and practice of politics and public service. The timing of this scholarship is crucial. Newfoundland and Labrador is facing challenges from income inequality to outmigration, and we expect governments to respond with concrete public policy. Yet, at the same time, negative perceptions of politicians and policy-makers have led so many to disengage. While we continue to rely on governments to address our concerns, many students do not receive proper civic education, nor are they encouraged to consider careers in politics or public service. The Morrison Scholarship aims to change that. See website for deadlines and other information.
Ocean Ranger Memorial Award
On February 15, 1982, the Ocean Ranger Exploratory Drilling Platform sank, resulting in the tragic loss of the 84 crew members on board. As a memorial to this loss, an award program was established by the Ocean Ranger Disaster Fund. These awards, valued at $500.00 per year, are tenable by students who are entering or pursuing a post-secondary programme of studies at Memorial University of Newfoundland, the Fisheries and Marine Institute, and the College of the North Atlantic. In selecting candidates, preference will be given to widows and lineal descendants (children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren etc.) of victims of the disaster. In the absence of  eligible candidates from this group, the award maybe given to other full-time students at the discretion of the Ocean Ranger Award Selection Committee. Information and application forms may be obtained from the Scholarships & Awards Offices at any of the institutions noted above. Applications must include documentation to clearly verify applicant’s eligibility. Completed application must be returned by the 3rd Friday in January.  Please contact scholarships@mun.ca for an application.

Prince Edward Island Retired Teachers' Association B.Ed/M.Ed Entrance Scholarship
The Prince Edward Island Retired Teachers' Association has established a $2,000 scholatship for a student who graduated from a PEI high school and is entering a Bachelor of Education or Master of Education program full-time at an accrediated university. For further detaisl, go to the P. E. I. R. T. A. website. 

The Rhodes Scholarship 
The Rhodes Scholarship is a fully funded, full-time, postgraduate award which enables talented, young people from around the world to study at the University of Oxford. Applying for the Scholarship is a challenge, but it is an experience, which has helped generations of young people to succeed. We encourage applications from talented students everywhere. Rhodes Scholars come to the UK for two or more years and can apply to study most full-time postgraduate courses offered by Oxford University. Inquiries may be directed in writing to the Secretary of the Selection Committee for Newfoundland to Dr. Maureen Hogan, by telephone to (709) 749-0723, or email to maureenhogan@gmail.com. See website for more details.