$250 award for Academic Upgrading at Parkland Regional College. Must be a resident of the College region. Must provide a letter of verification from the Literacy/Basic Education program. Must include a written statement, not exceeding 100 words,outlinging needs and goals and why the applicant be considered a worthy candidate.Contact:
Scholarships & Bursaries Committee
Parkland Regional College Box 790
MELVILLE SK S0A 2P0 Bus: (306) 728-4471
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Open to all Aboriginal Canadian students who plan to ender the first year of Canadian public post-secondary education institution full time and who are children or foster children of a National Union of Public and General Employees member. Awarded to the writer of the best 750 - 1000 word essay on "the importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of Aboriginal Canadians."

http://www.nupge.ca

Inuit, Metis, status & non-status First Nations; amount based on financial need. Entering field such as: Nursing, Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, Laboratory Research & Technology, Physiotherapy, Dietetics, Health Administration, Public Health Policy. Full-time studies at least 2 years in length; Upgrading programs may be considered. Proof of ancestry, financial statement, letter of personal introduction, 2 assessment reports, resume, transcripts, recent photo.

http//: naaf.ca

http://www.ammsa.com/ammsabursary.html

Five $4000 scholarships for up to four years. Sponsored by the Royal Bank of Canada
Entrance level for any status, non-status, Inuit, Metis; Canadian citizen/permanent resident. Contact:

Coordinator, RBC Royal Bank Aboriginal
Student Awards Human Resources
10th Floor, 330 Front Street West TORONTO ON M5V 3B7

http://www.rbc.com/uniquecareers/campus/aborigina

All status Indians, non-status Indians, Inuit, or Metis are eligible to apply. An independent committee of aboriginal academics reviews all applications and makes its final selections based on each individual's financial need and personal and academic achievement. Applicants must be a Canadian citizen/permanent resident. Provide proof of acceptance into a full-time program relevant to the banking industry.

http://www.rbc.com/uniquecareers/campus/aboriginal-student-awards.html

Member of Agricore United or immediate family of a member; registered as full-time student. There are 12 scholarships awarded each year. Selected on a random basis; 3 recipients for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta/British Columbia; remainder random for all applications received regardless of province.

http://www.agricoreunited.com

AUPE has a variety of scholarships and bursaries available to members in good standing and/or their spouse, and/or their financial dependents. Awards may be given to dependents of retired or deceased members (within a period of ten years of retirement/death)or former employees.

http://www.aupe.org/about_aupe/other_services/Bursaries.php

Applicants must be enrolled in the AIA Motive Power Machinist Traiing Program or a college level machininst training program within Canada.

http://www.aiacanada.com

Direct entrance from Canadian high school; academic achievement; financial need; letter of reference from high school principal. Contact University or high school principal.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Must be enrolled in an Automotive Aftermarket industry related program or curriculum. Including automotive apprentice and studies in any of the following automotive sectors: auto body, hard parts, heavy duty, or motive power (machinists). Based on long term goals, letter of recommendation, financial need; academic achievement; leadership and civic abilities.

http://www.aiacanada.com

Ten $500 awards sponsored by Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan Wascana Lodge No.2. Entrance level award to children of a member or immediate family of a member of Wascana No.2. Selection is based on need. There are two deadlines each year: January 31 and September 30.Contact:

Secretary,Wascana Lodge No. 2,
1930 Lorne Street REGINA SK S4P 2M1
Bus: (306) 522-5686

http://www.masons.sk.ca/grandlodgeawards.ht

Member or child of member of Grain Services Union Locals excluding Units 1A and 1B; average of 70% or higher; extracurricular and community activities; essay submission. Must attend a public institution in Canada.

http://www.gsu.ca

Member of child of member of Grain Services Union locals excluding Units 1A and 1B; average of 70% or higher; extracurricular and community activities; essay submission.

http://www.gsu.ca

Open to students who have completed grade 12 and are pursuing post-secondary education in the area of broadcasting or agriculture or an area of study of the applicant's choice. Individuals pursuing a career in professional rodeo are also eligible to apply for an award to support their pursuit in an area of study of their choice. Must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants with an accepted placement or enrolled in full-time studies during consecutive fall & winter terms.

http://www.canadianfinalsrodeo.ca/benevolent.html

Graduate of a Canadian high school entering first year of university study. Selection is based on academic achievement. This awards is renewable for up to three additional years provided a 75% average is maintained.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search/

Grade 12 student. Maintains a cumulative GPA of 2.5 or higher on a 4.0 scale or equivalent. Work part-time. Maintain good conduct & attitude in school & on job. Participation in community service &/or co-curricular activities. Financial need. Written nomination & signature from school official & employer recommendation. Plan to enroll in accredited 2 or 4 year college, university, or vocational/technical school no later than fall 2005.

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Applicants must maintain a cumulative grades average of 67% or higher, work part-time an average of 15 hours per week, 40 weeks per year (unless individual circumstances prevents the student's involvement), Students DO NOT have to be employed at a BURGER KING restaurant to be eligible for a scholarship. Recipients are selected on the basis of academic achievement, work experience, co-curricular and/or community involvement, financial need, and recommendations by their school and employer.

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Members, and former members of Naval Forces of Canada and their dependants and serving and former members of the Sea Element of the Canadian Forces of Canada and their dependents. Selection based on citizenship, development of leadership and an interest in Canada and in maritime activities.

http://www.navyleague.ca

Must be son, daugher or legal ward of persons who derive principal income from pipeline construction. Parent or guardian must be employed by, or have a history of employment with, a firm who is a Member of the Pipeline Contractors Association of Canada. Applicant must be enrolled in 1st year program leading to a degree or certificate in any field. Provide transcripts of high school record, evidence of university or college enrollment & proof of payment.

http://www.pipeline.ca

Awarded to a son, daughter, or legal ward of persons who derive their principal income from pipeline construction. To qualify, the parent or guardian of the applicant must be employed by, or have a history of employment with, a firm who is a Member of the Pipe Line Contractors Association of Canada. The applicant must be enrolled in first year studies at any recognized Canadian university or college in a program leading to a degree or certificate in any field.

http://www.pipeline.ca

Canadian citizen; at least 20-59% of a full course load (students with permanent disabilities may enroll in 20-30% of a full course load); residing in Saskatchewan at time of application; gross income below state income threshold.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

For students whose financial need is not fully met by the maximum amount of Student Loan assistance. Used to cover living and educational costs. Students with permanent disabilities are automatically considered for the grant when they apply for student loan assistance. Students are required to provide documentation disability. Provides up to $2000/loan year to full-time or part-time students with permanent disabilities who have demonstrated a need in excess of the maximum levels of student loan assistance.

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For students who are eligible for a part-time Canada Student Loan and who have dependents. The grant provides a maximum of $40 per week of study for students with one or two children or a maximum of $60 per week of study for students with three or more children. Applied for when applying for a part-time student loan; seperate application is not necessary.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Must be entering Engineering, Agriculture or Arts & Science majoring in natural sciences. Preference given to students who have participated in Canada-Wide Science Fair or Regional Science Fair at least once during 4 years of high school; academic achievement.

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Selection based on academic and social achievement, as well as on the quality of the essay addressing the question "Are We Becoming a No-Touch Society?" When students apply for the Canadian Award they are automatically considered for the International Awards as well. Submit application form, employment history, activity and leadership record, official high school or college/university transcript, photograph (head and shoulders, 2 x 3 max), and essay (not to exceed 500 words.)

http://www.cssa.com/

Aboriginal Students pick a moment or period in Aboriginal history & create a fictional short story based on this history. Event selected should be tied to Canadian history &/or the participant’s ancestral history. Must be of Aboriginal ancestry (Status, Non-Status, Inuit and Métis), between 15-18 yrs old & be currently attending a Canadian high school or working toward a home school or long distance education equivalent.

http://www.our-story.ca

Open to students enrolled full-time in an applied science or engineering technology program in Canada. Must be son or daughter of individual members of a constituent society of the council such as SASTT. Student should include grade 12 transcript, a letter from a CM attesting their parent is a member in good standing, and a letter verifying program registration. Forward this information to the CCTT Office as there is no formal application.

http://www.cctt.ca

Must be either hard of hearing, deafened or oral deaf. First-time or returning post-secondary students, registered in a full time program. Selection based on academic achievement, determination to cope with hearing loss, and community involvement.

http://www.chha.ca/chha/scholarships-index.php

Full-time; accredited survey science program.
- Water Resources Engineering, Computer Aided Design & Drafting, or Geomatics; 2nd year of diploma program; academic achievement (minimum 70%); financial need.

http://

A desire for a career in trades and tech; demonstrate through a written description of career interest; accepted in special programs for women; trades, Tech or Blue collar occupations. Essay outlining career goals in non-traditional fields. Applicantions available at schools. For information, contact Canadian National Employment Equity.

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Encouraging women to enter careers in trades, technology & operations where participation to date by women in these fields has been limited. The designated programs of study prepare you for work in such fields as carpentry, welding, heavy-duty diesel mechanics, engineering technology, electronics technology, precision machining & heavy equipment operation. Must demonstrate desire for a career in these fields in a brief description of your career interests & a letter of recommendation.

http://www.cn.ca/about/careers/scholarships/scholarships_women/en_Scholar_ForWomen.shtml

Applied to, or be currently enrolled in a part-time or full-time retail or business-related, post-secondary program of study. Have retail experience on at least a part-time basis, either at the time of the scholarship application or during the student's summer or co-op break from full-time study.

http://www.retaileducation.org/rac/scholarship

Open to all graduating high school students who are entering university studies, preferably in a recognized degree program in history. Must submit 3 copies of a 1500 - 2000 word essay on a pre-determined subject. A letter of reference from a history teacher and a transcript of marks.

http://www.warmuseum.ca

Must be entering diploma program; minimum 75% high school average required. Based on academic achievement.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Awarded on the basis of financial need and academic achievement to 1st year students enrolled full-time in one of the following programs: Env. Conservation & Reclamation, Bachelor of Applied Science: Environmental Management, Env. Protection Technology, Conservation and Vegetation Management Technology, Heavy Oil Operations Technician. Students must apply. Application forms made available by the Financial Aid & Awards Office by October 15.

http://www.lakelandc.ab.ca/awards.html

CanLearn Interactive is a one-stop Web-based resource that provides information, products and services to help Canadians decide what and where to study and how to cover the costs of their education in Canada or abroad.

CanLearn Interactive is an initiative of the department of Human Resources Development Canada and was developed with the participation of provincial and territorial governments and over 25 Canadian learning and career development organizations.

http://www.canlearn.ca/eng/index.shtml

In recognition of the National Day of Remembrance & Action on Violence against Women. Available to female members & female children of members pursuing full-time post-secondary education in non-traditional fields of trades, technology, operations & blue collar. Submit an essay (1,500 to 2,000 words) that gives a brief description of the non-traditional field the student is entering and the union's role in promoting women in this field.

http://www.cep.ca/education/courses_e.html

Students who have completed their secondary studies (11th or 12th grade, Secondary V) & enter post-secondary studies at college, university, CEGEP or technological institutes. Eligible applicants are CEP members or children of CEP members who retired in good standing; Children of CEP members who passed away while in good standing; Must write an essay of 1,500 to 2,000 words on the topic: "What the labour movement means to me."

http://www.cep.ca/education/courses_e.html

CIBC, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada & YMCA Canada provides scholarships to Grade 10 students enrolled in a mentoring program with the YMCA or BBSC. Candidates must be Canadian citizens or permanent residents enrolled in an approved mentoring program with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Canada, maintain a minimum of 60% average until and including graduating. For more information contact your local YMCA or BBSC office.

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Women entering, or re-entering as a mature student, her 1st year of a program. Must demonstrate desire for a non-traditional career through a description of her career interest. Applicants entering the trades of Welding, Electrical, Heavy Equipment Tech, Auto Service Tech, Carpentry, Heavy Oil Operations Tech, Power Engineering, Environment Protection/Technology, Environment Conservation & Reclamation or Natural Resources Technology are eligible for this scholarship.

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First or upper-year student at St. Peter's College who is full or part-time. Must demonstrate financial need and must submit a written proposal (quality is considered) outlining a project that would be beneficial to St. Peter's College to be completed by April 15 of year of bursary.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Applicants must currently be in their final year of high school & must enroll in September in a minimum two-year diploma program in a Canadian college in any one of the following areas of study: Accommodation, Chef, Cook, Culinary, Events, Food and Beverage, Golf Club, Hospitality, Hotel, Resort, Restaurant, Tourism. Applicants must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants. Selection based on work experience, scholastic record, leadership, professional promise, & quality of application.

http://www.chfscholarships.com/scholarships/

Award will be granted to a student who is a resident of Canada with severe mobility impairment resulting from a neurological disease or trauma and who has shown outstanding initiative and scholastic achievement.

http://www.canparaplegic.org

Commitment oto improving the situation of aboriginal women politically, culturally, economically. Pursing or just completing post secondary

http://

Students entering full-time into first year of printing management or technical program (not art or design) for a minimum of 2 year program. If apply for a community college program - 75% average, university - 80% average., or a 3.0 GPA or better if apply for either a college program or a university program; commitment to puruse a career in the printing industry (this could include management, estimating, pre-press, press, sales, etc.)

http://www.cpia-aci.ca/

Canadian citizens/permanent resident at least 2 yrs, desire for career in trades/technical training, registered full-time as apprentice in program of 6 mnth or more. Diagnosed with documented learning disability(primary disability). Letter from doctor, teacher, principal or service provider, must be 1 of 3 letters of reference confirming the diagnosis & information about the learning disability, date of diagnosis & services received. Note: ADD/ADHD alone is not considered a learning disability.

http://www.ldac-taac.ca/Scholarships/cummings_criteria-e.asp

Inuit, Metis, status and non-status Indians who are Canadian citizens; financial need; interesting in furthering educational and career development.

http://www.huskyenergy.com

All students who are between the ages of 16 and 29, who are under the care of a Canadian physician for the treatment of epilepsy.

http://www.epilepsy.ca/eng/mainSet.html

Inuit, Metis, status & non-status First Nations; amount based on financial need; open to visual, performing, media, graphic and literary arts; applicants may only apply to 1 NAAF scholarship. Proof of ancestry and enrollment in program; transcripts; 2 assessment forms; resume; recent photograph of self; letter of personal introduction including connection to Aboriginal community, artistic pursuit and course of choice; work sample/portfolio.

http://www.naaf.ca

Inuit, Metis, status & non-status Aboriginals; Canadian citizen; enrolled full-time. Selection is based on volunteer contributions to community & family, academic performance, career goals, leadership, role model qualities. Include essay no more than 2 pages long on why you should receive a scholarship, letter of recommendation from a teach or professor, letter of support from community member, photo and transcript of marks.

http://www.ccab.com

Awarded annually to a first or upper year, full-time St. Peter's College student. Selection based on academic achievement in high school or first-year university. Must submit St. Peter's College Scholarship Application and high school or university transcripts.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Canadian G.E.D. graduate to assist him/her in pursuing a post-secondary education in a Canadian university/college or an apprenticeship training program. Applicant to submit a typed biography describing his/her background in regard to employment, volunteer work and life learning experiences.

http://www.gagelearning.com

Demonstrate leadership potential; service to the school and/or the community; minimum grade of 75% in courses required for anticipated program of study; Demonstrate interest in selected field of study; Intend to enroll in full-time diploma or degree studies, of at least two years in length; Canadian citizen or resident; in final year of high school OR an adult in the work force who has not been a post-secondary graduate in the last 3 years.

http://www.gwmsc.ca

Available to a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant entering his/her first year of full time studies at Lakeland College. The scholarship will be awarded based on academic achievements, extra curricular involvement in school or community, general deportment and effort, and financial need. Upon acceptance, application forms will be forwarded to all first year students.

http://www.lakelandc.ab.ca/awards.html

Offered annually to applicants who currently are or were members of the International Order of Job's Daughters or the Order of DeMolay and will be entering the University of Regina or the University of Saskatchewan. Selection based on academic achievement and range of non-academic activities. One scholarship for each university.

http://www.masons.sk.ca/grandlodgeawards.html

Awarded to a well-rounded active member of the Girl Guides of Canada; Applicant must be accepted into a full-time post-secondary program. Continued involvement in Girl Guides; recipients can not reapply; faxed and emailed applications will not be accepted.

http://www.girlguides.ca

High school graduate within the past 3 years. Enrolled in college-level program or an accredited automotive technical program. Priority to those pursuing a career in the automotive aftermarket.

http://www.aiacanada.com

Canadian student who has a mobility impairment enrolled in a radio and television arts program or journalism program. Award includes a 3-4 month internship at Global Television. Must be a secondary school graduate with a grade average suitable for admission as well as good English communication skills. Include statement outline interest in a career in broadcasting.

http://www.canada.com/aboutus/scholarships.html

Offers an Aboriginal Canadian a challenging opportunity to work in private television in pursuit of a career in broadcasting. Includes a 4 month Internship program at any one of the Global Television stations where the Award Recipient will be paid on a salary basis for the summer of 2005. Must include a written statement outlining your education and career goals, interest in broadcasting and reason for applying for this award.

http://www.canada.com/aboutus/scholarships.html

Awarded annually to a first or upper year, full-time St. Peter's College student. Selection is based on academic achievement and sports involvement in the community or school. Must submit St. Peter's College scholarship application high school or university transcripts and two letters of reference, one character and one academic.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Applicants must be enrolled in the AIA Motive Power Machinist Training Program or a college level machininst training program within Canada.

http://www.aiacanada.com/scholarships.cfm?itemid=3493&smocid=1350

Black Canadian citizen or permenant resident between the ages of 17 & 30; enrolled in a full-time degree, diploma or certificate program; high academic achievement; financial need; recognized contribution to the black community.

http://www.bbpa.org

Awarded to Aboriginal women of First Nations/Metis descent; must be pursuing post-secondary studies or completing studies; committed to improving the situation of aboriginal women either politically, culturally, economically or otherwise.

http://www.nwac-hq.org/youthscholarships.html

Member of child of member of Grain Services Union Unit 1A or 1B; average of 70% or higher; extra-curricular and community activities; essay submission.

http://www.gsu.ca

Aboriginal descent. Full-time student in a certificate or diploma program in trades & technologies that have direct correlation to competencies required by Hitachi. CAD/CAM Engineering Technology, Computer Aided Design & Drafting Technology, Computer Engineering Technology, Electrical Engineering Technology, Electronic Service Technician, Industrial Mechanics, Instrumentation Engineering Technology, Machine Shop & Welding. Selection based on financial need & academic standing.

http://www.gosiast.com

Available to students in all programs (any campus location), demonstrating financial need. Awarded under "special" circumstances only at discretion of Awards Committee. Application forms available at the Financial Aid Office.

http://www.lakelandc.ab.ca/awards.html

Dependent children, 25 years old and younger, of active or retired employees. Parents must have at least one year of service before student can apply. 70% average in the minimum number of high school required courses for admission to program. Award renewal is possible. Program must be at least 2 years in length.

http://www.aucc.ca

Blind student; based on financial need, academic achievement and career goals.

http://www.cnib.ca

Canadian citizen or landed immigrant; Plan to register as a full-time student, in September of the upcoming school year; Demonstrate high ideals and qualities of citizenship, and not have previously received a bursary from the Hal Rogers Endowment Fund. Provide most recent school transcript and proof of citizenship. Applications are submitted to your local Kinsmen or Kinette club.

http://kinclubs.ca

Preference given to any child of: clergy, teacher, military, Royal Military College, Engineering Institute of Canada, or Mining and Metalurgy Institute. Financial need; full-time; extra-curricular activities.

http://www.leonardfnd.org

2 scholars selected in Canada. 1st year students in computer science, computer engineering, electrical engineering, or a specialized telecommunications major such as wireless engineering.

http://www.cbie.ca

Scholarships are available to Canadian students who have had a parent or guardian killed in an impaired-driving related crash and are pursuing any full-time post secondary educational program that is approved by a provincial Ministry of Education.

http://www.madd.ca/english/youth/bursary_appln.pdf

Children of full-time employees of active member companies of the Automotive Industries Association of Canada.

http://www.aiacanada.com

Applicants must be Canadian citizens or landed immigrants, 18 years of age or older, and enrolled in a full-time program at an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution. Scholarships awarded based on a 250-word (or less) essay describing your career goals.

http://www.mensacanada.ca

$4000 award rntrance Canadian citizen entering first year of a full-time program at least 8 months in lengthat a Canadian post-secondary institution recognized by Student Financial Assistance of Saskatchewan Learning. email: excellence@bm-ms.org Contact:
Canada Millennium Scholarship Foundation
800 - 1000 Sherbrooke Street West MONTREAL QB H3A 3R2 Bus: 1-877-786-3999

http://

Serving or former Royal Canadian Sea Cadets entering first year in University degree program, Community or Technical College leading to a diploma and must be an active serving cadet at time of application. Scholarship is for tuition and the amount is determined by the type of institution. Personal letter of application, transcript of marks. Letter of recommendation from Commanding officer, Branch presdient, and Division President.

http://www.navyleague.ca

Financial need; full-time student in a Canadian school; pursuing career in wildlife and conservation.

http://www.cwf-fcf.org

Canadian citizen/landed immigrant; NSF recognised coach working towards Level 4 NCCP at an NCI or grad student in coaching-related field; ranked and endorsed by NCI director; not receiving AAP carding with tuition suppost. Special needs funding up to $2000/annum may be awarded to tuition support recipients based on specific needs as relocation for study purposes, etc. Submit application, 2 reference letters.

http://www.olympic.ca

Canadian citizen; member of Canadian national team in Pan-American, Paralympic, winter and/or summer Olympic event; not receiving AAP carding with tuition support. Funding for athlete development opportunities up to $1000/annum may be awarded to receipents provided activity is financially supported by accredited organization (ie. an NSF or club). Submit application, 2 reference letters.

http://www.olympic.ca

This scholarship program has 4 awards. Groulx-PSAX National Scholarships (1@$4000, 2@3000), the J.R. (Joe) Power Scholarship (1@1000), the PSAC National Scholarship (1@$1000), and a scholarship for the prairies (1@$1000). Applicant must be a PSAC member in good standing or their child. Entering full-time into a post-secondary institution. Selection based on a 1200 word essay, scholastic achievement, community &/or union involvement, parents union involvement.

http://www.psac-afpc.com

Canadian high school graduate; Bachelor of Science Agriculture degree program; academic achievement. Award given $4000 first year, renewable for $2000 in 2nd year if 75% average is maintained.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Open to all visible minority students who plan to enter the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary education institution full-time and who are the children of, or foster children of, a National Union of Public and General Employees member. Awarded to the writer of the best 750-1000 word essay on "the importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of visible minorities".

http://www.nupge.ca

http://www.scholarshipscanada.com/search/viewby.asp

Awarded to serving or former Royal Canadian Sea Cadets. Member in good standing for at least 24 months.

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This scholarship is restricted to the dependents of employees. Scholarships are awarded mainly on the basis of academic excellence with some eligibility criteria.

http://www.aucc.ca/programs/scholarships/index_e.html

Members or children of members of SEIU; Graduating from grade 12 or have not completed one year of study at a post-secondary institution. Planning to attend an accredited undergraduate university or college; Cannot be officers or employees of the International Union or their children.

http://seiu.ca

Applicants may be SMWIA members, covered employee or spouce or child of an SMWIA member or employee accepted at a full-time undergraduate programs at an accredited college or university.

http://www.smwia.org/

Canadian citizen; secondary school certificate; academic transcripts for last institution attended; physician's letter of reference. Must be member of SBHAC, must have spina bifida and or hydrocephalus.

http://www.sbhac.ca

Canadian citizen or permanent resident; graduating from high school; demonstrated involvement in community; leadership; student is guaranteed offer of summer employment at Canada Trust. Full description of requirements and applications are available at www.tdcanadatrust.com.

http://www.tdcanadatrust.com/scholarship

Canadian citizens or landed immigrants who are involved in humanitarian and community work. Undergraduates studying towards their first university degree or diploma. Maintain a satisfactory academic standing and continued involvement in voluntary humanitarian and community work.

http://www.terryfox.org

Open to all students with disabilities who plan to enter the first year of a Canadian public post-secondary educational institution full-time and who are the children of, or foster children of, a member of the National Union of Public and General Employees. Awarded to the writer of the best 750-1000 word essay on "The importance of quality public services in enhancing the quality of life of people with disabilities."

http://www.nupge.ca

Open to all students who plan to enter their first year of a Canadian public post secondary education institution full-time and who are children of, or foster children of, a National Union of Public and General Employees member. Awarded to writer of best 750-1000 word essay on "How Tommy Douglas contibuted to making Canada a more just and equitable society."

http://www.nupge.ca

Demonstrated commitment and service to community environmental issues; academic achievement, demonstrated capacity for leadership; letters of recommendation. Completed application form as well as evaluation of candidate's essay and self-assessment. 1 of 15 winners will also receive the outstanding Environmental Achievement Award in Toronto. Email: scholarship@earthday.ca

http://www.earthday.ca/scholarship

Five awards at $5000 from the Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation - offers scholarships annually to young women who are proven leaders and active in their community to encourage them to pursue a career in engineering. Contact: Robert C. Cross, Executive Director, Canadian Engineering Memorial Foundation, PO Box 370 RENFREW ON K7V 4A6 Bus: 1-866-883-2363

http://www.cemf.ca

Must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Canada; be in your graduating year of a Canadian high school or CEGEP, with the intent to enter college or university in the next academic year; have achieved at least a 70% grade average in your previous year; have participated in at least one extracurricular activity; have demonstrated involvement in your local community (eg. volunteer work.)

http://www.wendysclassicachiever.ca

Undergraduate students enrolled in mining engineering, geology or geological engineering, mineral processing and metallurgical engineering, or other applied earth science programs at an accredited university in Canada. Must demonstrate financial need. Can reapply if need continues and academic standing is good.

http://www.pdac.ca/wamic/awards-wood-bursary.html

Agriculture and Farming Related Scholarship of
$500 to the University of Saskatchewan Sponsored by CFQC Broadcasting Station
Deadline: February 15
Award Based On: Financial Need & Academic Excellence
Applicant must be entering the College of Agriculture Degree Program and must reside in rural Saskatchewan at time of application. General Application for Entrance Awards found on the College of Agriculture web site.

Contact:
University of Saskatchewan
Student Financial Assistance & Awards
105 Adminisration Place
SASKATOON, SK
S7N 5A2
(306) 966-6748

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Verified disability; resident of Saskatchewan; 65% average.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

In need of financial assistance, graduating or graduate from a Saskatchewan high school with 80% or greater, be a Saskatchewan resident for a minimum of 12 months at the time of application. Must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant. Entering or 1st year full-time student enrolled in a minimum of 24 credit units and in a post-secondary program of at least 4 academic years. Preference to those enrolled Business/Commerce/Administration with major in Marketing or Accounting, Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, or Info Technology.

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First or upper year student at St. Peter's studying full-time; Resident of the Muenster area or a non-Saskatchewan student from a developing country. Community involvement, leadership qualities, and personal initiative.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Awarded to an aboriginal student enrolled in one of the academic undergraduate or graduate degree programs in the Faculty of Kinesiology and Health Studies. Applicant must demonstrate through application: leadership involvement, previous and current, in recreation, sport, physical activity or related activities. Preference will be given to graduate students, then entering undergrads. No application is necessary

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

The scholarships shall be awarded to an outstanding student entering either the Faculty of Fine Arts for the Bachelor or Fine Arts program in Film and Video production or the Bachelor of Arts in Film or Video Studies. The awards will be made for the Fall semester to a student who has applied directly from high school and is registered for a minimum of 15 credit hours. Selection based on academic achievement in high school. No application necessary.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Full-time student in a university program at Cumberland Regional College. Student must be freom a community served by Advantage Credit Union. Academic standing, leadership and community involvement.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Agricore United currently offers three scholarships. Students who qualify for the membership designation are eligible for the first two member scholarships and will be automatically enrolled in the draws with the submission of one application.

The Members' Scholarship -open to immediate family members (husband, wife, son or daughter) of an Agricore United member (as defined in the corporate by-laws) in good standing as at selection date.
-every year, twelve individuals will be randomly selected.
-each scholarship shall be worth a maximum of $600 annually per year of study for a maximum of four years study, for a total maximum scholarship of $2,400.
-for full-time post secondary education at a recognized college or university in any field of study.
-applications must be received prior to July 1st of each academic year.

Bernie Mackay Member Scholarship In honour of Bernie Mackay, a deceased member of the Corporate Board of Directors.
-open to immediate family members (husband, wife, son or daughter) of an Agricore United member (as defined in the corporate by-laws) in good standing as at selection date.
-every year, two one-time scholarships worth $1500 each are randomly drawn after the twelve Agricore United Members' Scholarships above.
-for full-time post secondary education at a recognized college or university in any field of study.
-applications must be received prior to July 1st of each academic year.

For more information and for application forms, please visit the Agricore website.

http://www.agricoreunited.com/cgi-bin/bvsm/AU/Home/Membership/MemberBenefits/Scholarships/index.jsp

Full one year scholarship open to all program areas at Southeast Regional College. Entrance Academic achievement award based on financial need and community involvement. Recipient must beplanning to return or stay in south east Sask.Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street
WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2500

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Open to Saskatchewan residents. Selection based on academic achievement. Interest in contributions and aptitude for activities related to socity's institutions of government and public service. Acitivites may include student government, debating, youth parliaments, United Nations youth forums, etc. Must provide description of contributions and aptitude for activities related to society's institutions of government and public service. Letters of recommendation.

http://www.usask.ca

Full-time student starting the 1st year in a direct entry program at the U of R. Applicants must be Saskatchewan residents. Selection based on academic achievement in high school & demonstrated interest, contributions & aptitude for activities related to society's institutions or government & public service. Applicants will have participated in activities such as, but not limited to, student government, debating, youth parliaments, United Nations youth forums, etc.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Aboriginal residents of British Columbia, Alberta or Saskatchewan enrolled in or have applied to technical college or university program relevant to oil and gas industry; selection based on relevancy of program, proximity of applicant's residence to Alliance Pipeline's operations; career aspirations; communtiy involvement.

http://www.alliance-pipeline.com

Open to young people who contribute to their community through volunteer work. Applicants must live in the area served by AECA and be an AECA member. They must be committed to attend a post-secondary program in the year after high school graduation. Application will include a letter of introduction, 3 reference letters, and a transcript of marks. See web site for more details.

http://www.aecaregina.com/index_files/Scholarship.htm

Must quality as a Northern Resident. Career plans should be of benefit to residents of the North.

http://www.cogema.ca

Open to students entering the Bachlor of Science in Agriculture Degree Program. Selection will be based on academic achievement. Use application for entrance awards available at the U of S.

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$200 award Supplied by the Southeast Education Foundation-Arthur Whetstone Bursary Fund. Open to Trades and selected other programs at Southeast Regional College. Any Students enrolled full-time in a vocational-technical program are eligible. Selection will be based on financial need (emphasis),community participation, and academic achievement. It is preferred that winners will not have received another award through the college awards program. email: sleach@southeastcollege.org
or contact the Southeast Education
Foundation 629 King Street Weyburn SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527
Fax: (306) 848-25

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Children of a member or immediate family of a member of Wascana No.2. Selection is based on need.

http://www.masons.sk.ca/grandlodgeawards.html

$400 award to any progam at Southeast Regional
College ( Entrance and 2nd Year). Award based on academic achievement, financial need, & community involvement; Recipient must be from
Weyburn, SK enrolled in a 20 week or more program. Must be non-smoker. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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$500 entrance scholarship for a degree or diploma program in a College of Agriculture. Applicants must be a registered member of a Saskatchewan 4-H Club for at least 2 years and have a been registered as a Saskatchewan 4-H memeber within the last 2 years. Selection is based on 4-H and community involvement, goals and ambitions, and scholastics ability.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca/scholarships.htm

Awarded to female student entering College of Agriculture degree. Based on academic achievement.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Bert Fox Composite high school graduate; minimum admission average of 80%; F/T student; participation in school or community & sports.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Nursing Education Program of Saskatchewan (NEPS); academic achievement with a minimum grade of 75% or more in Biology 30. Use application for entrance awards available at the U of S.

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Must be student in good standing enrolled in Office Education program at Prairie West Regional College in Biggar; demonstrate strong personal management attributes.

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Offered annually to the Biggar Composite High School student with the 2nd highest grade 12 academic average and who is registered at a post-secondary educational institute.

http://www.masons.sk.ca/grandlodgeawards.html

Saskatchewan Grade 12 student presently enrolled in Grade 12 studies. Be of Aboriginal ancestry & meet the admission requirements of, & plan to attend university or technical institute in Saskatchewan, unless the desired program is not available in the province. Provide completed application, official transcript confirming academic achievement; letter outlining education and career goals relating to program of study, school activities and community involvement.

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Must be entering the College of Agriculture Degree Program; Financial need; academic achievement; must reside in rural Saskatchewan at time of application.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Student entering any direct entry college directly from high school with a minimum 80% average.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

$500 Scholarship at Parkland Regional College
Open to student registered full-time in program longer than 6 months at Parkland Regional College & who will be continuing their education in a Post-Secondary Education Program. Contact:
Parkland Regional College
Box 279 Melville SK S0A 2P0
Bus: (306) 728-4471 Fax: (306) 728-2576


http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Up to 2 $1000 awards sponsored by Sun Country Health Region & Boyle
Belanger Scholarship Fund and open to any Students enrolled in a full-time health-related vocational-technical or university program. Student must have originated from within the geographic boundaries of the Sun Country Health Region (defined as of July 1, 2002). Contact: Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street Weyburn SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527 Fax: (306) 848-2517

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Academic standing, resident of Tisdale area, community involvement, leadership, financial need, positive attitude, and good ethics.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Children of active, retired or deceased Saskatoon Fire Department employee; must be 25 years of age or younger; academic achievement.

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Full-time Aboriginal student, or a student with a disability. Student must be enrolled in either of the adminsitration, Kinesiolgoy, Human Justice or Social Work programs. Must be passing all university classes and maintaining an average of 60% or better. Returning to university in 2006-07 school year an, able to demonstrate qualifications for the position available at the WCB (behaviour based interviews will be used to select the successful candidate).

http://www.wcbsask.com

This award gives principals the opportunity to recognize one of their student leaders. This scholarship is designed to provide the broadest possible base upon which to evaluate candidates. Only students graduating in their final year of high school are eligible. Each school that wishes to participate is asked to nominate one student leader who demonstrates outstanding leadership and is in the top 20% of their class.

http://www.cdnprincipals.org/AWARDS.htm

Member of Weyburn Credit union under 21 years of age; recently graduated; out of high school at least one year; full-time university studies; academic excellence; good citizenship; effort; special application form; resume; grade 12 transcript; letter of reference.

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Scholarships is for students attending university. Selection is based on citizenship, the development of leadership, and an interest in Canada and in maritime activities. Applicants must be former members of the Naval Forces of Canada and their dependents; and, serving and former members of the Sea Element of the Canadian Forces of Canada and their dependents. Royal Canadian Sea Cadets whose parent(s) or grandparent(s) is a member or former member are eligible.

http://www.navyleague.ca/eng/scholarship/#Jack

Dependent children of Cameco employees; academic standing.


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Academic standing. Demonstrated career interest. Norther Saskatchewan resident (at least 10 years or half your life.) Just completing a school year and planning to return to school in the fall.

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Majoring in Geology or Geophysics; academic achievement; female, Canadian citizen, graduating from Canadian high school; letter of reference from high school science teacher; describe 400-50 words interest and plans for career in geology/geophysics.

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The study grants are designed for part-time and full-time students to offset exceptional education-related costs associated with their disability. Students are automatically considered for this grant when they apply for a student loan.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Based on financial need; full-time attendance; studies at least 12 consecutive weeks long leading to a certificate, diploma or degree; must maintain satisfactory scholastic standard.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Students entering the College of Engineering, College of Agriculture, or College of Arts & Science with intent to major in one of the natural science programs. Preference may be given to students who have participated in the Canada-Wide Science Fair or a Regional Science Fair at least once during their last four years of school. Selection based on academic achievement.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search/

Awarded to students enrolled in part-time studies becuase they are unable to carry 60% of a full course load and fufill a specified set of criteria. Eligibility will be determined during the assessment of the part-time Canada Student Loan application. Provides a maximum of $2000 per year ($1200 federal and $800 provincial) to a limited number of high need students who are enrolled in part-time studies. Applied for when apply for a part-time student loan.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Debt Reduction Benefit for students with dependant children with student loans exceeding $275 per week of study; applied against repayable student assistance. No application required.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Entrance scholarship average minimum of 80%; financial need; preference to a Muslim student; contact University of Regina or high school principal.

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Open to all female students registered in full-time univeristy studies delivered by the Parkland Regional College. $250 Scholarships and Bursaries
Contact:
Parkland Regional College
Box 790 MELVILLE SK S0A 2P0
Res: (306) 728-4471
Bus: 1-866-783-6766
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Academic standing, financial need, demonstrate strong likelihood of success, studying in a transportation-related field.

http://www.naaf.ca

The Scholarship is open to competition from full-time students studying for engineering degrees or diplomas at any of the universities of colleges in the CPGCE region (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories). Selection is based on academic achievement, demonstrated engineering interests; extra-curricular activity; awareness of global nature of engineering.

http://www.cpgce.org

Must have been a Saskatchewan 4-H member for at least 2 years; must be at least 16 years of age; reference letters; academic standing.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

Must be enrolled in College of Agriculture; Financial need; academic acheivement.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

http://www.ctrc.sk.ca/program/sfa.html

Awarded to a student in financial need who is preparing for Christian service and demonstrated good academic performance.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Academics; financial need; F/T student.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

First year student enrolled in any full-time program. Recipient will be selected based on financial need, academic achievement, character and leadership skills, involvement in college/community life. Recipient must resident in the Lakeland region.

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Awarded to first year Campion students whose mothers are CWL members.

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Direct entrance from Saskatchewan High School. Entrance scholarship average of 95%. There is no application for this program as it is assessed as part of the admission process.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Saskatchewan students entering Luther College University are eligible for scholarships under the Centennial Merit Scholarships program. Students do not have to apply for these scholarships. Student's eligibility for the scholarship are evaluated when they apply for admission. Students who are entering the University of Regina directly from a Saskatchewan High School with an average between 93% - 95% are guaranteed an entrance scholarship.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Graduate of any high school or basic education program within Cumberland Regional College region; academic achievement.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Saskatchewan high school students with minimum 80% average entering a SIAST certificate or diploma program. Receipients are determined by high school average using the following subjects: English 30A & 30B, highest of Social Studies, Native Studies or History 30, highest 20 or 30 level in Math and highest 20 or 30 level Science.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

Funded through a partnership between Sask Learning, Prairie West Regional College & private businesses operating within the Prairie West Regional College area. Students must be sequestinal learners, moving directly from a SK high school or Grade 12 Basic Ed program to post-secondary education within 12 months of graduation. Student must be enrolled in a 1st year degree, diploma or certificate program on a full-time basis. Four of the 6 awards given by PWRC, 2 given by Prairie Malt Limited.

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Graduating or graduated from a Saskatchewan High School. Academic achievement. $5000/year; renewal based on maintenance of 80% average.

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Offered annually to entering or continuing students enrolled in any undergraduate or graduate program at the University of Saskatchewan, who are students in good standing and who are members of the Huskie Men's or Women's Hockey team. To receive the award, recipients must use a year of CIS eligibility in the year the award is granted.

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Students are graduating or graduated from high schools in North Battleford, Prince Albert or Saskatoon; based on academics and financial need.

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Full-time student in Heavy Oil Operations at the Lloydminster campus; preference given to a student from Saskatchewan; financial need; not in receipt of another award.

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Entrance to College of Agriculture; recipients must register in approved work experience program associated with CIBC Centre of Agricultural Entrepreurship; academic achievement; letters of reference; interview; community participation; civic involvement; volunteer work. Contact College of Agriculture for application procedure.

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SK resident for last 12 months, Status Indian, Non-Status Indian, Metis, or Inuit & working on undergrad degree. Attend First Nations U of Canad or U of Region (Campion/Luther Colleges). Registered in minimum 12 credit hours/semester. Maintain 60% average to receive bursary in subsequent years. Financial need, experience & goals in areas of leadership, management &/or community service & potential to contribute to Province of Saskatchewan.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Academics; financial need; involvement in school and community; must be full-time university student in the college, Melfort site; financial need; academic standing; involvement in school and community.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Sequential learners moving directly from a
Saskatchewan High School to post-secondary
education within 12 months of graduation.
Student who has been a resident of Melville
from three months or longer and/or has
graduated from Melville Comprehensive High
School. Must be enrolled in a trades program
at Parkland Regional College.
$1000 Scholarship & Bursaries

Parkland Regional College
Box 790 Meliville SK S0A 2P0
Res: (306) 728-4471 Bus: 1-866-783-6766
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Student must be a resident in the Cypress Hills Regional College district; Demonstrate strong academic achievement; Must be proceeding within 12 months from high school or basic ed. grade 12 to Cypress Hills Regional College; & Must be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary certificate or diploma program at Beatty Campus in Swift Current. Must have academic standing of at least 80% in Eng. 30A & 30B, Math (20 or 30), Science (20 or 30), Social 30.

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Student must be a resident in the Cypress Hills Regional College district; Demonstrate strong academic achievement; Must be proceeding within 12 months from high school or basic ed. grade 12 to Cypress Hills Regional College; & must be enrolled full-time in a post-secondary certificate or diploma program at Beatty Campus in Swift Current.
Must have academic standing of at least 80% in Eng. 30A & 30B, Math (20 or 30), Science (20 or 30), Social 30.

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$300 award for any program at Southeast Regional College (Entrance level) Based on academic achievement; financial need;
community involvement. Recipient must be from
Weyburn and enrolled full-time. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Entrance Sequential learners moving directly from Saskatchewan High School to Parkland Regional College within 12 months of raduation. Open to students registered in full-time 1st year diploma or certificate program longer than 6 months delivered by Parkland Regional College. Must be a credit-technical program. Must be a resident in the Parkland region, preference given to Yorkton area resident.
$1000 Scholarship & Bursaries

Parkland Regional College
Box 790 Melville SK S0A 2P0
Res: (306) 728-4471 Bus: 1-866-783-6766
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Saskatchewan high school graduate; financial need, academic achievement, description of school and community sctivities; 2 letters of recommendation. May not hold a Clare and Margaret Sherrard Scholarship from Balfour Collegiate. Use application for entrance awards available at the U of S.

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Must be at least 16 years of age; must have been as Saskatchewan 4-H member for at least 2 years; reference letters; essay; academic standing.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

Academic achievement. Use general application form for entrance awards at University of Saskatchewan; must be Saskatchewan student.

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Students intent must be to major in drama. Selection is based on academic achievement and excellence in drama. Contact the Department of Drama for application details.

http://www.arts.usask.ca/drama

Students intent must be to major in art or art history. Selection is based on academic achievement and excellence in art or art history. Contact the Department of Art and Art History for application details.

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Students of Aboriginal descent, who are entering or continuing their studies pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree or a diploma in agriculture. All entering students, including out-of-province applicants, will be eligible as long as they have gained admission into the College of Agriculture. Selection is based on financial need. Student must provide documentation verifying membership within Indian (Status, Treaty, or Non-Status), Metis or Inuit groups.

http://www.usask.ca

Students must be entering studies pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree. All entering students, including international and out-of-province applicants, will be eligible. Selection will be based on academic achievement.

http://www.usask.ca

Student must be entering studies pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree. All entering students, including international and out-of-province applicants, will be eligible. Selection is based on academic achievement. Student must maintain 75% average to be eligible for subsequent years.

http://usask.ca

Sponsored by Dick DeRyk - Uncommon Sense Webs
Entrance Open to students registered in a full-timeprogram (not less than 4 months) at Parkland Regional College that teaches advanced computer skills delivered by Parkland Regional College. $250 Scholarships & Bursaries

Parkland Regional College
Box 790 MELVILLE SK S0A 2P0
Res: (306) 728-4471 Bus: 1-866-783-6766
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

$250 award for the Education Program at the Southeast Regional College campus in Assiniboia (entrance level. Award based on financial need; community participation and academic achievement. Recipient must not be receiving another scholarship and must have a credit union membership.Contact
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Resident of the Parkland region enrolled in full-time technical, academic or apprenticeship programs at the Parkland Regional College, Fort Qu'Appelle Campus. Selection based on academic progress (statement of marks from current program). Provide proof of enrolment, letter of reference, a written statement (300 words max) on applicants worthiness, financial need, community involvement, personal experience and career plan.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca/scholarships&awards.html

Graduating or graduated from a Saskatchewan high school; academic achievement; financial need; sports involvement; participation in school and community activities; two letters of recommendation; description of school, community and athletic activities. Use application for entrance awards available at the U of S.

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Financial need; demonstrated involvement in school and other activities; sports involvement; academic standing; full-time; completed 1 year of study; must have completed high school in Saskatchewan. On-campus students only.

http://www.gosiast.com

Financial need; academic standing; bursary will be applied to post-secondary training tuition; must be currently enrolled in Basic Education full-time.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Graduate of any high school in Cumberland Regional College region; academic achievement; financial need; contributions to school and community.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Applicants must be registered in a Palliser Campus Co-operative Education Technology Division Program and have completed one co-op term (preference to students in Architecture, Civil or Environmental Engineering Programs); academic standing; demonstrated involvement and leadership in extra-curricular area.

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One for commercial pilot in training, one for aircraft maintenance engineer in training; submit letter describing interest in aviation and future plans.

http://www.saskaviationcouncil.ca

High school student entering the Faculty of Kinesiology & Health; full-time student with weighted average of 70% in courses required for entrance; leadership, involvement in high school athletics; community activity. Contact University of Regina or high school principal.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Available annually to graduating Grade 12 Saskatchewan students of First Nations or Metis ancestry who are continuing studies at the post-secondary level.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Open to memembers of the Huskie Men's Hockey team. Selection is based on leadership skills, and the ability to contribute to the team.

http:// explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Open to mature students entering their first year of study in the College of Education. Preference will be given to female students. Selection will be made on the basis of financial need.

http://www.usask.ca

Open to all SIAST Woodland Campus students. Must indicate financial need & not be sponsored by an agency. Must be goal oriented and show initiative, which is indicated in a 300-500 word essay that outlines applicant's goals & how he/she wishes to achieve them. Applicant must include a letter of reference from a former teacher, employer or someone with who he/she has worked.

http://www.gosiast.com

Available to first year full-time students enrolled in a Diploma program at Lakeland College. The successful candidate will demonstrate financial need, display satisfactory academic achievement, and be a resident of Alberta or Saskatchewan.

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Must be entering the College of Agriculture Degree program. Canadian citizens/permenant residents; academic achievement.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Open to all students. Selection is based on financial need.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Students who have attended Dr. George Ferguson School; entering first year program; enrolled in minimum 15 credit hours (5 classes); minimum 75% grade 12 average; academic performance. Participation in student & community activities.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Graduate of a Saskatchewan high school. Students with mobility disabilities. Academic achievement, financial need. Applicants mut provide a brief medical statement indicating how the disability impairs their mobility and their ability to participate fully in the university experience.

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1st year Campion student with a minimum 75% from Grade 12. Based on financial need, academic achievement, and extra-curricular activities.

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Aboriginal students who are successfully completed the first 2 years of pre-Administration program and have been accepted into Faculty of Administration; minimum CGPS of 65%; registered in minimum 9 credit hours; letters of recommendation; official University transcripts.

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Full-time students in basic education (Adult
10 & 12), a credit technical or university
program at Parkland that is not less than 6
months. $250 Scholarships & Bursaries

Parkland Regional College
Box 790 MELVILLE SK S0A 2P0
Res: (306) 728-4471 Bus: 1-866-783-6766
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Open to outstanding Saskatchewan high school graduate with a minimum average of 80% who will attend the U of R & pursue in the area of Economics, Political Science, Sociology, or Business Administration. Applicant will demonstrate leadership qualities & community involvement. This scholarship is renewable for up an additional 3 years. The student must maintain a minimum a 75% average and be enrolled for a minimum of 12 credit hours in an undergraduate degree program at the U of R.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Applicants must be on effective strength and in good standing with a Reserve Unit; be registered at a Canadian post-secondary institution; register courses with the personnel selection officer and successfully complete the military basic training course.

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Applicants must be on effective strength and in good standing with a Reserve Unit; be registered at a Canadian post-secondary institution; register courses with the personnel selection officer and successfully complete the military basic training course.

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Open to students of Canadian aboriginal descent who are entering or continuing their studies in any undergraduate degree program at the University of Saskatchewan. Recipients must have graduated from a Saskatchewan high school. Selection will be made on the basis on financial need.

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Open to entering and upper-year students enrolled at the University of Saskatchewan in any degree or non-degree program who are members of the Huskie Football team. Selection will be based on academic achievement, athletic ability and demonstrated financial need.

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The scholarship will be awarded in the Fall semester to an outstanding student who has applied directly from high school and is registering for full-time studies (15 credit hours) in either the Faculty of Engineering or a program leading to a Bachelor of Business Administration degree (Pre-Administration or YR 1 Business Administration Excellence Program). No application necessary.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Awarded to an entering or upper level student who intends on pursuing a church related career. The bursary is intended for a student who would otherwise not be eligible for scholarships.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Open to students entering or continuing studies in the Bachelor of Music (B.Mus) or Bachelor of Music in Music Education (B.Ed/B.Mus.(Mus.Ed.) programs. Selection will be based on academic achievement and financial need. For more details contact the Department of Learning.

http://www.usask.ca

Direct entrance from a Saskatchewan high school; financial need; minimum average of 70% in grade 12 subjects which will be used for admission. Contact high school principal or University of Regina.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Awarded annually to a student graduating from a Saskatchewan High School; based on academic merit in specific subjects; minimum 90% admission average. Contact high school prinicpal or University of Regina.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Direct entrance from a Saskatchewan high school; minimum average of 70% on grade 12 subjects used for admission; outstanding talent/leadership. Contact high school principal or University of Regina.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Two $500 awards to permanent residents of Estevan, Weyburn, Carlyle or Carnduff for oil, gas, technology or business related programs at
Southeast Regional College.
Selection based on financial need; community participation; personal scholastic achievement. Contact:
Southeast Educational Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Must be entering the music program in the College of Arts & Science or the College of Education. Selection is based on academic achievement and music audition. No application is required.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

$500 award for Administration and Business Programs at Southeast Regional College(Entrance). Selection based on financial need; community participation; personal scholastic achievement. Must be a Estevan Comprehensive
School graduate. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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String student pursuing a Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Music in Music Education. Selection based on academic achievement and audition.

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Open to students entering the College of Education through either the sequential programs or one of the direct entry programs. Applicants must have attended Gr 3 or 4 in biggar and must be a resident or live within 25km of Biggar. Preference given to students wanting to teach elementary in rural Saskatchewan based on academic achievement. Letter proving attendance and residency in Biggar or within a 25km of the town of Biggar.

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Open to students attending the College of Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine or Education. Submit an application and essay on 1 of the following: pork, beef, poultry, dairy, equine, other (bison, deer, elk, goats, rodeo, etc.). Should who relevance to topical welfare issues and economic importance to SK.

http://www.facs.sk.ca

The scholarship will be presented annually to a University of Regina undergraduate student in the Faculty of Business Administration entering Year one who meets the following criteria: * entrance scholarship average of 85% or higher * registered in 12 or more credit hours of study in the semester the award is presented. No application necessary.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Saskatchewan high school student who is pursuing a degree in science at U of R; must have maintained an average of 85% through grade 10, 11, & 12; must not have taken more than 3 years to graduate.

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4-H members entering a College of Agriculture; essay of 1000 words to be completed.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

Full-time student entering first year St. Peter's College; graduate of Watson high school in the current year. Student must submit letter of application to Sacred Heart Parish by October 31 describing qualifications such as academic performance (include copy of grade 12 transcripts) and involvement in school, community and parish activities.

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Full-time student in the Bachelor of Education program at U of R. Spend 1 year of the program as a full-time student at Laval University. Must complete all 4 years of the undergraduate program. The maximum amount is $7,000.

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Full-time student in the Bachelor of Education program after Degree at the U of R. Take 9 credit hours in French in a single semester, or take 18 credit hours in French over 2 consecutive semesters. The maximum is $4,000.

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Saskatchewan resident. Full-time student in minimum 12 week program in SK, or at a bilingual or francophone Canadian institution. Take 60% or more of program in French if studying outside SK. Take 9 credit hours in French in a single semester, or take 18 credit hours in French over 2 consecutive semesters at the U of S or the U of R. Maximum amount $4,000.

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Canadian citizen, member of the French minority language group in Saskatchewan; 80% course load in French; study in French in a field not offered in Saskatchewan at any institution approved in Canada (outside of Saskatchewan).

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Full-time; must have completed 30 credit hours at University of Regina with minimum CGPA of 70%; completed PAS 290; employed at least 1 year as paid staff person working with persons with disabilities or equivalent in volunteer work. Resume; letters of reference from employer and PAS 290 instructor; official University transcript.

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Attendance, attitude and academic achievement; Treaty Indian from File Hills and Qu'Appelle First Nations; grade 12 graduate attending a recognised post-secondary institution.

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Attendance, attitude and academic achievement; Treaty Indian from File Hills and Qu'Appelle First Nations; grade 12 graduate attending a recognised post-secondary institution.

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Students residing in Saskatchewan who are proceeding from First Year Business to a 100% course load in Second Year Financial Services Specialty. Selection based on scholastic achievement, professional promise as rated by a past teacher or other professional and appliant's financial need.

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Canadian citizen/permanent resident; Saskatchewan resident graduating Grade 12 from a high school recognized by Saskatchewan Board of Education; resident of participating Fine Foods community or student bussed into a school with participating store; regular attendance; transcript; resume & reference letters detailing extra-curricular, sports, community service involvement; proof of registration to post-secondary institution.

http://www.finefoods.ca

Open to students in Business, Entrepreneurship & Small Business, New Media Communications, Office Education, HelpDesk/Network Operations, or Ecotourism. The applicant's grade 12 scholastic achievement, organizational skills as rated by past teacher or other professional and financial need. Proceeding from grade 12 to a full-time course at Woodland in the same year.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

Academic achievement. Saskatchewan student. Use application for entrance awards available at the U of S.

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Open to entering or continuing students pursuing undergraduate or graduate studies in any program who are active members of the Huskie Men's Volleyball Team. Students must have achieved at least the minimum average required by CIS guidelines & be in good standing. Recipients must use 1 year of CIS eligibility in the year the award is granted. Selection based on academic achievement and athletic ability.

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To encourage an Aboriginal student from Moose Jaw Public School Division to pursue studies at a recognized post-secondary institution. Student of Native ancestry who has graduated from Moose Jaw Public School Division. Entering first year at a recognized post-secondary institution.

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Direct entrance from Saskatchewan high school; admission to pre-medicine program at U of R; minimum admission average of 80%; full course load; financial need. Contact University of Regina or high school principal.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Entering or continuing student full or part-time studies with a disability (a disability defined by the WHO of United Nations). Entering students must have 60% high school average; financial need. Continuing students must have minimum CGPA 60%, preference to computer science, economics or administration.

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http://www.sasknetwork.ca/html/Learners/financialhelp/financialhelplrn.htm

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

General Proficiency Awards of $400 are presented to the top 500 Grade 12 graduates from Saskatchewan high schools. Students are nominated by the principal. For more information, please contact your high school principal.

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Education must be related to sustainable agriculture, the environment or humanities; submit 750-word essay on sustainability in rural setting. 3 reference letters, demonstration of financial need & life experience; interview may be required.

http://www.earthcare.ca

Proceeding directly from high school to university; minimum high school average of 95%; leadership & contributions to school and community life; two letters of recommendation, 1 from a school authority; description of leadership & extra-curricular activities. 4 scholarships awarded to Saskatchewan students, 1 available to graduating student anywhere in Canada. $6000 in 1st year; may be renewed for 3 years at $6000 if 80% average maintained. Use application for entrance awards available at the U of S.

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Graduating or graduated from one of the following high schools: Coronach, Bengough, Willow Bunch, or Rockglen; academic achievement.

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Must be attending Prairie West Regional College in Rosetown and enrolled in the Office Education program; demonstrate dedication, responsibility and exceptional attitude.

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Offered annually to entering and continuing students enrolled in any undergraduate or graduate program at the University of Saskatchewan, who are students in good standing and who are members of the Men's Huskie Hockey team. To receive the award, recipients must use a year of CIS eligibility in the year the award is granted.

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Open to sequential learners moving directly from Sask. High School to Parkland
Regional College. Open to students registered in full-time 1st year diploma or certificate program in the sectors of Health or Human Services (not less than 6 months)
$1000.00 Scholarship & Bursaries
Parkland Regional College
Box 790 Melville SK S0A 2P0
Res: (306) 728-4471 Bus: 1-866-783-6766
Fax: (306) 728-2576

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Sequential learners moving directly from a Saskatchewan High School to post-secondary education within 12 months of graduation. This scholarship is open to students registered in a full-time degree program from the University of Saskatchewan or the University of Regina delivered by Parkland Regional College. Selection is based exclusively on academic merit. Proof of enrollment is required.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Offered annually to an undergradnuate student who is a resident of Saskatchewan. Selection will be based on demonostrated financial need, academic achievement, sportsmanship and leadership. One scholarship awarded to U of R student, one to U of S student. Applications available at U of R, U of S, SIAST and Grand Lodge of Saskatchewan.

http://www.masons.sk.ca/grandlodgeaward.html

Employed or active member of any cooperative; financial need; academic standing; community participation.

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$400 award for full-time students in their 1st or 2nd year of a university or vocational-technical program taking a min. 20 week program.at Southeast Regional College. Selection based on financial need, community participation. Contact:
Great Plains Ford (1978)Ltd.
206 Sims Avenue Weyburn SK S4H 2H6
Bus: (306) 842-2645

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Agriculture and Farming Related scholarship of $1000 at the University of Saskatchewan. Sponsored by the Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists Regina Branch
Deadline: March 31

Eligible students must have attended high school in southeast Saskatchewan and plan to enter the first year of College of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan. Selection based on essay and interview.

Contact:
Barry Rapp
3715 Edinburgh Drive
REGINA, SK
S4V 2B2
(306) 924-4693 or (306) 721-6340

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Eligible students must have attended high school in southeast Saskatchewan and plan to enter the first year of College of Agriculture at the University of Saskatchewan. Selection based on essay and interview.

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Open to students entering the College of Education through either the sequential programs or one of the direct entry programs. Preference given to applicant desiring to teach in an elementary school in a town or rural area in SK; must have attended elementary school in Watrous or within 25km of Watrous for at least 1 year and be a resident. Academic achievement. Letter proving elementary school attended and residency within 25km of Watrous.

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Awarded to pre-Theology or Theology students. Must be registered in a full-time course of study between the Federated & Affiliated Colleges (St. Thomas More, Emmanuel/St. Chad, St. Andrew's, Lutheran, Central Pentecostal) & the U of S provided he/she is registered in a minimum of 12 credit units with the U of S; or must be entering upper years of undergrad degree with intention to enter seminary. Selection based on academic achievement, involvement in university, college & community, & character.

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Awarded to a top-rated, full-time student (enrolled in 15 credit hours) entering first year of an undergraduate program in the Faculty of Education. The award will alternate between the secondary and elementary programs. No application necessary.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

A student in financial need who is Lutheran or Anglican, and demonstrates academic achievement. This award is renewable for 4 years upon reapplication.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Available to 1st year Campion student registered in 15 credit hours and who graduate with a minimum of 80% average from Grade 12. Selection is based primarily on academic achievement, but financial need and extra-curricular activities may also be considered.

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Athletic ability; academic achievement; a Saskatoon high scholl graduate; letter of recommendation and description of athletic accomplishments.

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Must be a relative of a mason in Elrose Masonic Lodge and must be attending or going into post-secondary education. Must apply in writing.

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Student entering their 1st full year of studies in the B.Mus. or B.Ed/B.Mus.(Mus.Ed.) programs. Selection is based on the ability with low brass as demonstrated through an audition.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Must be at least 16 years of age; must have been Saskatchewan 4-H member for at least 2 years; essay; reference letters; academic standing.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

Offered annually to a student who resides in the areas of Elbow, Loreburn, Strongfield, Hawarden or Glenside, who is graduating from Loreburn, Kenaston, or Outlook high schools and who is entering a university, technical school or other post-secondary institution.

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Must be a resident of Prince Albert Parkland Reginal Health Authority (formerly Prince Albert Health District) registered in first year registered nursing program. A letter of reference is required.

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This award is for a female student who enters the Faculty of Engineering directly from a western Canadian High School. Selection is based on financial need, academic achievement and/or university service. A minimum weighted percentage average of 70% is required. Include letters from executives of organizations/activities in which the candidate has served.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Direct entrance from Regin High School. Minimum 80% entrance average; preference for students with financial need and demonstrated leadership skills.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Resident of Agricultural Rep. districts of 25, 26, 27, 31; active member of 4-H Club; financial need; participation in club work; interest in raising livestock; include resume of 4-H participation and livestock events.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Student enrolled in first year professional cooking program; academic standing; career goal in hospitality industry.

http://www.gosiast.com

Academic standing; resident of Hudson Bay; enrolled in minimum of 3 classes.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Financial need; community involvement; academic standing; positive attitude; must be from Hudson Bay area, & enrolled in a minimum of 3 technical classes.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Awarded to a graduate of the Humboldt Collegiate who will be attending St. Peter's College during the next academic term and whose father is a member, in good standing, of the Humboldt Knights of Columbus Council. Selection based on financial need and academic standing.

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Open to entering and continuing students in any undergraduate degree program who are members of a Huskie Athletic Team. Entering and transfer students must have achieved the minimum average required under CIS guidelines. Selection will be based on athletic achievement and potential for making a significant contribution to a Huskie Athletic Team.

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Sequential learners moving directly from a Saskatchewan High School to post-secondary education within 12 months of graduation. Open to students registered in a full-time first year diploma or certification program in the sectors of Trades, Business or Technology delivered by Parkland Regional College that is not less than 6 months. Selection is based exclusively on academic merit. Must be a resident in the Parkland region. Proof of enrollment.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Open to students registered in a full time Pre-Trade Industrial Mechanics program (not less than 4 months) offered through Parkland Regional College. A written statement not exceeding 300 words outlining rationale as to why you think you should receive this scholarship is to be submitted with the application. Rationale must include your need, career plans, community involvement and personal experiences. Must be a resident in the Parkland region. Proof of enrollment.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Graduate of Regina high school with minimum overall average of 80%; preference to graduates of Sheldon Williams; must plan to study Music or Visual Arts. Contact high school principal or University of Regina.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Students of Indo-Canadian or Indian Ancestry; academic achievement, participation in school and community activities, one letter of recommendation, description of school and community activities, proof of Indian descent.

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Children of members of Local 395; financial need; academic standing.

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Admission directly from high school with minimum admission average of 75%; full-time student registered in program leading to a Bachelor of Admission Degree; financial need.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Priority given to contributions and development activities in the area of Literacy and BE; importance of the award to the applicant; 2 letters of reference; resume with cover letter. Deadline is ongoing.

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Students who are residents of Saskatchewan and a Canadian citizen, entering a health related program at SIAST Wascana Campus who has demonstrated academic proficiency in Grade 12 (min of 65% average).

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Open to grade 10 students. Must submit an essay on the topic on national unity within Canada. Money is held intrust until the student is ready to begin post-secondary education. Interested applicants should check the IPSCO website in early spring. Winners announced in June.

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Students enrolled full or part-time in a program in the field of Human Services or Special Needs. Priority given to students presently employed in the field of special needs rehabilitation in Melville. Preference given to students training in Rehabilitation Worker Program or Home Care/Special Care Aide program at Parkland Regional College or a similar accredited institution. Selection based on exhibiting commitment, dedication & display hard work during the course term.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Minimum 16 years of age; 4-H member minimum 2 years; academic standing; 4-H and community service; leadership; 500-750 word essay; must use funds within 4 years of receiving.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

This bursary provides post-secondary education funding for St. John Ambulance youth members who have expressed a desire to continue their work within the St. John Ambulance organization. email: phq@stjohn.ca; http://www.sja.ca/english/volunteer/nursing_bursary

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Minimum grade 12 or first year university average 75%; dependent of employee or former employee of Saskatchewan Wheat Pool; commitment to community service; must reside in Saskatchewan. Contact high school principal or University of Regina.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Open to any student entering their first year of study in any direct entry degree program. Selection is based on financial need and academic achievement.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Saskatchewan high school graduates who enroll in their first year at the University of Regina; minimum average 80%; financial need.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Must qualify as a northern resident.

http://www.cogema.ca

Available annually to a graduating Grade 12 Saskatchewan student of black ancestry. If no award is made during one year, two awards may be made during the following year.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Resident of Regina graduating from a Regina high school; Canadian citizen; minimum grade 12 average of 75%; registered for full-time studies; financial need; letter from principal or guidance counsellor; marks and personal letter.

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Students entering the music program in the College of Arts & Science or the College of Education. Must have a minimum high school average of 75%. Selection is based on academic achievement and music audition. No application required.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Academic standing; must be a full or part time university or technical student from the Tisdale area; community involvement.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Awarded to a deserving Moose Jaw high school grade 12 graduate continuing their education at a university or in a nuring program; financial need is a primary consideration. One award given to students at each of the 4 Moose Jaw Collegiates.

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Awarded to first year Campion students with a minimum 75% average from Grade 12; financial need; academic achievement; extra-curricular activities are considered.

Entering certificate or diploma at SIAST Wascana; proof of personal and financial planning in preparation to fund education without external funding and/or student loan assistance; academic achievement.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

Engineering student, Canadian or landed immigrant, requiring financial need who is entering 1st semester at the University of Regina, or entering 2nd or 3rd semester with minimum CGPA of 70%.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Entry level at the College of Agriculture Diploma Program; Saskatchewan resident; academic achievement; financial need.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Must be enrolled in College of Agriculture Degree program. Entry first year; graduating from high school in Biggar or Northwest Central High School in Plenty; academic achievement; financial need.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Awarded annually to a first or upper year, full-time St. Peter's College student. Selection based on academic achievement in either high school or first year of university. Must submit St. Peter's College scholarship application and high school or university transcripts.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

First-year students entering Campion are automatically eligible for this entrance scholarship by registering in 12 credit hourse before August 15th.

http://www.uregina.ca/campion/admit/scholarships.html

Must be registered in the College of Commerce. Selection based on academic achievement.

http://www.usask.ca

Saskatchewan Aboriginal students interested in pursuing an education and/or career in the field of policing. Selction is based on community service, academics, demonstrated interest in justice and policing, and references.

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Open to students at Battlefords Campus. Applicant must be enrolled in a full-time program leading towards a career in provinding services to children. Selection based on transcript of marks and an essay explaining how their career choice will benefit children of the community.

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Female student enrolled in full-time Basic Education, Credit Technical or University Program (not less than 6 months) delivered by Parkland Regional College. Must be 18 years or older and out of K-12 system for 1 year. A resident of college region. Selection based on financial need & career plan. Written statement under 300 words explaining what you've been ding since you left school? Why you've decided to go back to school now? What course you're taking? Financial need.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Student graduated or graduating from a Saskatchewan high school within Region 4 School District & proceeding directly to 1st year of study at the U of S, pursuing a degree in Arts & Science (Fine Art Major). Selection based on financial need & demonstrated aptitude in the fine arts. Student to provide a resume identifying type & degree of involvement in fine arts & a letter of recommendation from a school authority describing the applicant's aptitude in fine arts.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Open to all students registered in full-time university studies delivered by Parkland Regional College. Preference given to applicants enrolled in Health Science university classes. Selection is based on financial need and extra-curricular activities. Must provide an official transcript of Grade 12 marks.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Awarded annually to a graduate of Kindersley Composite School who shall be attending an accredited Canadian post-secondary institution for further education. Forward resume including academic progress, post-secondary education plans, participation in school activities, community involvement, work experience, leaderships and organizational skills, achievements, awards and two letters of reference from one teacher.

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Canadian Aboriginal student pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology. Selection is based on potential to serve the needs of the Aboriginal community upon graduation. Documentation verifying Aboriginal status and attesting to potential to serve the Aboriginal community.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Must be female; community service; academic standing.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Awarded to first or second year students who are residents of Lloydminster or the immediate vicinity. Must be enrolled in full-time studies at Lloydminster Campus, demonstrate financial need and satisfactory academic standing. Student must be involved in a non-academic nature, in projects or organizations that enhances the community and/or college. Preference is given to mature students. Applications available at the financial aid office by October 15th.

http://www.lakelandc.ab.ca/awards.html

Applicants must be a graduate of a Moose Jaw High School or have been a resident of Moose Jaw for at least 5 years. Applicants must be enrolled full-time in a certificate or diploma program and not sponsored by an outside agency. Minimum 70% average and have demonstrated experience as a volunteer in school and/or in the community.

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Minimum 70% course load. Financial need. Consideration will be given to applicant's goals, accomplishments and involvement in school and community life. On-campus students.

http://www.gosiast.com

1st year full-time student. Members of Knights of Columbus, Columbian Squires, or spouses, or children of members or deceased members. Selection based on financial need. Academic achievement considered. Submit St. Peter's College scholarship application & financial need statement, school marks, letter of reference from school & from a Catholic priest or parish pastoral assistant. Statement of school, parish & community involvement, career goals & aspirations.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Awarded to student receiving the highest mark (at least 75%) in grade 12 French. Receipient must be registered in a French class. Preference will be given to those intending to major in French.

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Awarded to 1st year Campion student from rural Saskatchewan with a minimum average of 80% from high school and who is registered in 15 credit hours.

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Students in Heavy Equipment Mechanics program. Academic achievement, financial need, leadership, attendance and indication of professional promise. On-campus students only.

http://www.gosiast.com

Award is open to First Nations students, limited to Status Indians, entering the College of Commerce. Must submit description of community involvement and extra-curricular activities. Documentation verifying First Nations ancestry. Selection based on academic achievement.

http://www.usask.ca

Awarded to a student from rural Saskatchewan, who has farm connections and demonstrates good character and industry, high academic potential and financial need.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Financial need; academic standing; community involvement; extra-curricular eactivities; must live in LeaderPost market area - specifically south of Saskatchewan River at Alberta border to Elbow through Davidson to Wadena straight east to Manitoba border.

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Attending or having attended high school in Saskatchewan Rivers School Division #119 or Prince Albert Roman Catholic School Division; enrolled full-time (60%+); must have placed 1st, 2nd or 3rd in Provincial Skills Canada Competition.

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Graduated from a Saskatchewan high school with a minimum 75% average and entering first year of university study. Selection is based on financial need. The bursary is renewable for up to three additional years provided the student continues to show financial need and maintain a 75% average.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Awarded to an entering or upper-level Music major in music who demonstrates academic excellence.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Entering or upper-level Science major who demonstrates academic excellence.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Graduating from a high school within the boundaries of the Yorkton Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists Branch and entering the College of Agriculture. Selection is based on academic achievement, community involvement, and reasons for pursuing a career in agriculture. Academic, community and agricultural references required.

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Entering first year of study in the College of Commerce; academic achievement. The funds are awarded as follows: $4000 in first year and may be renewed for three more years provided a 75% average is maintained.

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Student currently registered with Parkland Regional College Literacy/Upgrading program for 6 consecutive months. Is planning to further upgrade academic skills. Must show commitement & dedication; attend regular tutor &/or classroom sessions; be a resident of the College region; provide a letter of verification from Literacy/Basic Ed. program; include a written statement, less than 100 words, outlining needs & goals & why the applicant be considered a worthy canidate.

http://parklandcollege.sk.ca

Must be enrolled in minimum 70% course load in any SIAST certificate or diploma program; Selection is based on a 2 page essay demonstrating interest in chosen field of study and how it is related to lung disease prevention and lung health promotion. Also assessed on academic standing and letter of reference.

http://www.gosiast.com

This scholarship will be awarded to an entering student from Luther College High School who enrolls in Luther Science and demonstrates academic excellence.

http://www.luthercollege.edu/default.aspx?DN=178,939,172,1,Documents

Several of these scholarships are available to entering students with a Grade 12 average of 80% of higher.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

The scholarship will be granted to a full-time student (enrolled 15 credit hours) entering first year of an undergraduate English program in the Faculty of Education. Awarded in alternate years to a student entering the Elementary/Secondary Program based on University of Regina admission average. No application necessary.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards/scholarships/displayIndex.jsp?index=entrance

Office Education students who are single parents. Applicants must be enrolled in a full course load, dedicated to their studies and have demonstrated financial need.

http://www.gosiast.com

Open to member's of the Huskie Men's Hockey team. Entrance students must have a minimum average of 80%. Applicant must use CIS eligibility in the year the award is granted. Selection is based on athletic ability and ability to contribute to the Huskie Men's Hockey team.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Women accepted into a predominantly male program at any of the 4 SIAST campuses. Returning to school to upgrade academic skills; financial need; well defined career plan.

http://www.gosiast.com

Entering students pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Engineering or Nursing. Must hold permanent residence outside of Saskatoon or Regina. Selection is based on academic achievement.

http://explore.usask.ca/moneymatters/awards/entering/search

Priority is given to Grade 11 or 12 students from Nutana Collegiate. This is an annual award designed to encourage and enhance the student's desire to continue academic studies either in high school or at a post-secondary institution of his/her choice. The recipient is selected by the awards committee of Nutana Collegiate.

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Awarded to a student registered in at least 9 credit hours who is at least 25 years old. Applicants must demonstrate academic excellence and indicate financial need. Preference will be given to applicants who are raising families and/or have work commitments in addition to their studies.

http://www.luthercollege.edu/default.aspx?DN=178,939,172,1,Documents

Open to students at Meadow Lake Campus. Applicant must be enrolled full-time in a technical or university program offered through NWRC. Official transcript of high school marks, or a certified copy. Applicants must submit a maximum one page essay discussing their volunteerism in community organizations and events.

http://www.nwrc.sk.ca/scholarship.pdf

Academics; financial need; involvement in school and community; full-time student; resident of the city of Melfort or area.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Recipient to be selected by the Pre-Employment Welding Instructor in consultation with the scholarship committee. Students do not apply; commitment to career in welding; academic standing; positive attitude.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Academics; financial need; involvement in school and community; F/T student; resident of Melfort or area; not a receipient of any other scholarship.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

For students in Literacy/Pre-10 program at Parkland, planning to further upgrade skills (academic or trade); must show commitment & dedication; must be attending regular tutoring/classroom sessions; resident of College region, preference to Melville area residents; provide letter of verification from Literacy/Basic Ed program; written statement of less than 100 words outlining training plans and why applicant is worthy candidate.

http://parklandcollege.sk.ca

Number: Fifty (ten per participating province)
Amount: $1 000
Eligibility criteria :
-Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba or Quebec residents;
-From a family farm;
-Full-time registration in the first year of an undergraduate program listed below;
-Good academic standing;
-Leadership in the community;
-Admission requirements of the relevant faculties.

Field of study:
-Agriculture (any discipline),
-Agri-Science, or
-Administration (Marketing or Finance)
Application required: Yes

For Information and application forms:
Monsanto Agribusiness Scholarship
Monsanto Canada Inc.
2233 Argentina Road, 4th floor
Mississauga, ON, L5N 2X7

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Resides within the postal districts of the Town of Francis or the Village of Abernathy; entering the University of Saskatchewan or the University of Regina; academic achievement.

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Applicants must have completed the Adult 12 program in the current academic year and be registered for a science-related post-secondary program in the fall.

http://www.gosiast.ca

$250 award for certificate programs at Southeast Regional College (Moosomin or
Whitewood campuses.Selection based on financial need; community participation;
academic achievement. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Saskatchewan Aboriginal women enrolled in full time study (min of 9 credit hours) in the fall at University of Regina, University of Saskatchewan, or any accredited post-secondary educational institutions in Saskatchewan. Program must enhance the persons professional skills to promote further development in community, specifically for Aboriginal women. Selection based on financial need, academic standing & contribution applicant makes as role model. Must have a minimum average of 70% or Undergrad GPA of 70%.

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1st consideration to Regina then to Saskatchewan resident who have MS or have immediate family member with MS; financial need, academic standing; course at least 2 years in length; 2 reference letters and recent grades required. Receipients may receive award every three years.

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1st consideration to Saskatoon then Saskatchewan resident who have MS or immediate family member with MS; financial need; academic standing; course at least 2 years in length; 2 letters of reference required.

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Full-time student; applied directly from a Canadian high school into a program that will lead to a Bachelor of Administration Degree. Admission average of at least 85%. Contact University of Regina or high school principal.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Awarded to a trade unionists enrolled in Labour Studies at the University of Saskatchewan. Submit a short essay and application.

http://www.sfl.sk.ca

Metis or Non-Status Indian, have resided in Saskatchewan for at least 5 years, be enrolled, or about to enrol in diploma, certificate, or degree program at least 8 months of full-time studies at a public educational institution, or an Aboriginal educational institution across Canada, be committed to working in an Aboriginal work environment, demonstrate a commitment to the needs of Aboriginal peoples.

http://www.gdins.org/NapoleonLaFontaine.shtml

Open to entering and continuing students. Selection is based on academic achievement and financial need.

http://www.usask.ca

Aboriginal student with intent to pursue a degree in Business Economics in the College of Arts and Science. Academic achievement, one page statement outlining applicants reasons for pursuing this degree. This award is divided into four payments of $5000 per year over a maximum of four years.

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Aboriginal Student intending to pursue a degree in Land Use and Environmental studies or Environmental Earth Science in the College of Arts and Science. Academic achievement, one page statement outlining applicant's reason for pursuing this degree. This award is distributed as follows, $5000/year for a maximum of 4 years.

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Aboriginal student with intent to pursue a degree in Aboriginal Public Administration in the College of Arts and Science. Academic achievement, and a one page statement outlining applicant's reasons for pursuing a degree in Public Administration.

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Graduating or graduated from Yorkton Regional High School; academic achievement.

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Financial need; academic standing; resident of Nipawin area; enrolled in full-time university or technical program; leadership; motivation and commitment to lifelong learning.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Financial need; marks considered; regular attendance; positive character traits and attitude; volunteers; not in receipt of any other scholarship.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

University of Saskatchewan CUPE 1975 member University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon or dependent; essay 1500 - 3000 words on a topic preselected by the bursary committee. (Not open to CUPE 1975 University of Regina.)

http://www.cupe1975.ca/

Open to students enrolled in a full-time university program offered through North West Regional College. Selection based on transcript of high school marks and an essay including an outline of the benefits students has experienced by participating in community and/or school activities; why the student selected North West Regional College to pursue post-secondary training; what the students long-term educational and career plans and future goals.

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Children of North Saskatoon Business Association members of good standing. Enrolled in full-time SIAST program. Minimum 80% average in Grade 12.

http://www.gosiast.com

Northern Saskatchewan resident accepted to university or technical school to study library science; commitment to return to north to work one month for each month or bursary support.

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Permanent resident of Northern Saskatchewan residing within NAD line; academic standing 70%; studies to future benefit Northern Saskatchewan.

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This scholarship is for students studying welding. Applicant must have a strong work ethic, regular and puntual attendance, and a willingness to become a long-term Northern Steel Industries employee.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Resident of RM of Paddockwood; financial need; citizenship; personal resume to include applicant's goals and achievements; letter of recommendation which includes citizenship, academic standing (not priority), extra curricular activities from teach, principal, vice principal, or counselor; transcript of latest marks. Not necessary to be enrolled directly to post-secondary education, but bursary will not be received until applicant is in school.

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Open to students at the Meadow Lake Campus. Applicant must be enrolled in a full-time business related program. Selection based on transcript of marks and supporting letter of recommendation.

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Applicant must be a North West Regional College graduate of an Adult 10 or 12 program. Applicant must be enrolled in a full-time vocational/technical or university program offered through NWRC. Selection based on transcript of high school marks. Supporting letter of recommendation from an instructor. Applicant must describe long-term educational and career plans and future goals.

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Must be enrolled in a full-time vocational/technical or university program. Selection is based on letter of recommendation and an applicant essay outlining contributions to non-profit orgnizations, school association, service clubs, or similiar community based organizations over the past five years, and expressing a commitment to remain in their community to continue their volunteer efforts.

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Open to NWRC students enrolled in a full-time vocational/technical or university program. Selection is based on the written or artistic expression, your participation in community wellness; and as an ambassador, how you promote the success and growth of your home community.

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Applicant must be full-time student in a vocational/technical or university program offered through North West Regional College. Selection is based on high school marks, and how the following questions are answered
1. Discuss experiences and benefits received from participating in community and/or school activities.
2. Why did you choose NWRC?
3. What are your long term educational and career plans?

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Applicant must be accepted into a full-time university credit program offered through North West Regional College. Selection is based on high school marks, and how the following questions are answered.
1. Discuss experiences and benefits received from participating in community and/or school activities.
2. Why did you choose NWRC?
3. What are your long term educational and career plans?

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F/T student seeding careers in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigerating (HVACR) industry. Financial need will be considered.

http://www.gosiast.com

All SIAST Palliser Campus students carrying a 60% class load are eligible. Selection is based on high academic standing; involvement in school through sports, committees, social and class events; and community involvement.

http://www.gosiast.com

All SIAST Palliser Campus students carrying a 60% class load are eligible. Selection is based on involvement in school through sports, committees, social and class events; and involvement in the Moose Jaw community through volunteerism.

http://www.gosiast.com

Applicants must be graduating from A.E. Peacock, Central Collegiate, Cornerstone Christian School, Riverview Collegiate or Vanier Collegiate in Moose Jaw. Students must be entering the first year of a SIAST Palliser Campus certificate or diploma program. Demonstrate academic achievement and school and community involvement.

http://www.gosiast.com

Graduates of Parkland Regional College ABE (Adult 10 & Adult 12) program, who is registered in a full-time credit technical or university program (not less than 6 months). Based on academic standing. Provide a letter of reference, transcript of marks, written statement (less than 300 words) outlining why you think you should receive this scholarship. May include community involvement, personal experience and career plan.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Students registered in a full-time program (not less than 6 months) in either a Credit Technical or University Program delivered by Parkland Regional College. Selection is based on academic standing & a written statement not exceeding 300 words outlining why youthink you should receive this scholarship. May include community involvement, personal experience & career plan. Include a letter of reference & transcript of marks from last educational institutions attended.

http://parklandcollege.sk.ca

Graduating or graduated students from a high school in the Kerrobert School District; academic achievement; financial need.

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Must be at least 16 years of age; must have been Saskatchewan 4-H member for at least 2 years; academic achievement; goals; ambitions; 4-H and community involvement; reference letters.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

Student graduating from high school, entering University of Regina as full-time student; preference given to those entering Faculty of Kinesiology and Health; admission average of 70%; involvement & contribution to rugby.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Enrolled in minimum of 3 business classes in Hudson Bay, Hudston Bay resident; dedicated and committed to achieving full potential; contact for deadline.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

To a young farmer enrolled in the Diploma of Agriculture program; financial need; academic achievement.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Must be at least 16 years of age; must have been Saskatchewan 4-H member for at least 2 years; academic achievement; reference letters; community and 4-H involvement.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

Non-sequential student (one who has been out of high school/ABE program for miimum 12 months prior to enrolling); full or part-time student; must demonstrate strong personal management attributes.

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Non-sequential student (out of high school/ABE program minimum 12 months before enrolling) enrolled in a credit program on a part-time or full-time basis. The specific eligibility criteria may differ slightly from college office to college office. Scholarship established and maintained based on contributions from staff at PWRC.

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4-H members who have participated in a number of specific competitions at the Junior Ag Showcase at Prairieland Park in July.

http://www.saskatoonex.com

Open to students of Aboriginal ancestry who are entering or continuing full-time studies in the College of Arts & Science, pursuing pre-medical studies. Applicants must submit a biographical essay outlining desire to pursue a career in medicine and proof of Aboriginal ancestry. Selection will be based on academic achievement and biographical essay. Contact the Dean of Medicine or Student Financial Assistance and Awards Office for more details.

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Members or children or grandchildren of members of the Prince Albert Beta Sigma Phi Chapter; academic standing; qualities of character/leadership; student/community activities.

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Students entering corrections, resource and environmental law or any other justice systems related program. Selection is based on Grade 12 academic standing, extra curricular and community and/or school involvement, demonstrated leadership and other characteristics necessary to be successful in your chosen field.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

Good academic standing; successfully completed on year of academic study as outlined by CIS policy as continuing student or first year as per CIS regulations; Saskatchewan resident minimum 2 years; full-time; member of CIS team as determined by eligibility roster; completion of University of Regina PSGB Award Verification of Eligibility form.

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Member of Weyburn Credit Union; at least 21 years of age; full-time at Weyburn Campus; academic excellence; good citizenship; effort; special application form; resume; grade 12 transcript; letter of reference.

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Offered annually to a Grade 12 student attending James Hamblin School in Qu'Appelle. The scholarship is awarded on the basis of marks, community involvement, extracurricular involvement at the school level and personal qualities. Each student is asked to submit a letter staing his/her qualifications for the scholarship.

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$500 award to university level programs at Open Southeast Regional College(Estevan Campus. Recipient must be female, preferably in second year of studies. selection based on financial need community participation; personal scholastic achievement; full-time or part-time. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Aboriginal students entering studies in the certificate in Indigenous Business Administration (CIBA) program. Selection based on academic achievement. Contact the Dean's office in the College of Commerce.

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Aboriginal students entering studies in the Bachelor of Commerce program. Selection based on academic achievement. Student must submit documentation verifying Aboriginal ancestry.

http://www.usask.ca

Successful Saskatchewan applicant to the Labour College of Canada Residential Program studying labour history, labour law, economics, labour sociology, and political science.

http://www.labourcollege.ca

Must be in Grade 12 from September to June & haven't been through graduating commencement ceremonies in past. Must be resident of western province or a territory. Students directly or indirectly through family, affiliated with RE/MAX may apply. Essay written on 1 of: leadership; sports; technology & trades; Performing arts; Fine Arts; community service. Funds are to be used at the discretion of each individual, but encouraged to use for post-secondary.

http://www.remax.ca/7000/7420_main.html

Awarded to students who have applied directly from a Canadian high school with a 75% average, and who are enrolled in full-time studies in the course requirements of a pre-professional program in Health Sciences at the University. Contact high school principal or University of Regina.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Student entering Faculty of Engineering directly from high school; academic standing; must be enrolled in minimum of 15 credit hours. No application required.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Offered annually to students continuing their studies in an undergraduate degree program at the University of Saskatchewan. Preference will be given to students who have graduated from the Eston-Elrose School Division #33. recipients must have graduated from a Saskatchewan high school. Selection will be based on demonstrated financial need.

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1st year Resource and Environmental Law student at Woodland Campus. Selection based on grade 12 academic standing, extra curricular and community involvement. Essay outlining objectives and expectations in the field of Resource and Environmental Law.

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Awarded to first-year Campion student who is the Miller High School graduate with the highest mark in Grade 12 English. No application required.

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$400 award to any Students enrolled in full-time vocational-technical, university or basic education programs at Southeast Regional College - Assiniboia Campus. Selection will be based on financial need, community participation,and personal achievment.
Contact: RM of Hart Butte #11
Atten: Vernon Palmer, Administrator
Box 210 Cornach SK S0H 0Z0
Bus: (306) 267-2005 Fax: (306) 267-239

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Applicant must be enrolled in the Heavy Equipment & Truck and Transport Technician program offered through the NWRC. Selection is based on a supporting letter of recommendation and a transcript of high school marks.

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Awarded to an entering or upper-level student who shows proficiency in music and high academic achievement.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Saskatchewan residents entering first year at University of Saskatchewan; must be first generation in family to attend any University and provide statement attesting to this; financial need.

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Offered annually to students who are entering the University of Saskatchewan in any program. Applicants must have graduated from high school in the Meadow Lake School Division (#66) in order to be eligible. Selection is based on financial need.

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Offered annually to any undergraduate degree student who is a member of the Greystone Singers and is not pursuing a Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Music Education degree(s). Selection will be based on academic achievement and vocal participation in the Greystone Singers. No application required.

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First or upper year full-time student. Selection based on dedication & involvement in volunteering. Taking a rural or environment related course (i.e. Agriculture, Rural Sociology, Sciences or Environmental Studies). Demonstration of financial need. Must submit St. Peter's College Scholarship application & financial need statement, & a statement indicating concern & involvement with rural issues, along with future educational and career plans.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Graduate of Rosetown Central High School who is pursuing post-secondary education; must present receipt of payment for tuition before receiving money.

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Financial need; volunteer and leadership involvement in the community, church or school; Masonic relationship or sponsored by a Mason; academic achievement.

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Single parents entering Kelsey full-time; financial need; paid in 2 installments, 2nd installment paid after proof of continued enrollment from registrar's office and letter from program head. On-campus students only.

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Available First Nations or Metis students residing in Saskatchewan who are continuing from Grade 12 in the Mechanical Engineering Technology, Power Engineering Technology or Electronic Systems Engineering Technology program at SIAST Kelsey Campus. Applicants must have a minimum weighted average of 70%; strong organizational skills; financial need. On-campus students only.

http://www.gosiast.com

Student entering the Faculty of Arts; intending to complete a degree in the Faculty of Arts (Humanities, Social Science, or Pre-Journalism); academic achievement; letter of reference from high school principal.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Must maintain at least 90% attendance; high academic averag ein 4 Adult 10 classes completed within 10 months or 4 Adult 12 classes completed within 12 months; letter of recommendation from instructor confirming academic performance, attendance & attitude. Submission of transcript of marks required.

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Scholarship application packages are mailed to each senior Saskatchewan 4-H member in January. Individual application forms are also posted on this page. The deadline for most scholarship applications is May 15 each year.
Scholarships available:

Bayer Crop Science Scholarship
$500 entrance scholarship for a degree or diploma program in a College of Agriculture.

Canadian Wheat Board Scholarship
$1,000 for any post-secondary Agriculture or Agricultural based program.

The Co-operators Scholarship
$1,000 scholarship for any post-secondary program.

Farm Credit Canada Scholarship
$1,000 scholarship to any university, college or other post-secondary institution.

Harvest Trust Scholarship
One $1000 scholarship for any University College of Agriculture.

Hector Loveridge Memorial Scholarship
One $1,000 entrance scholarship, provided by the family of Hector Loveridge, for Saskatchewan 4-H members entering the University of Saskatchewan College of Agriculture in a degree or diploma course.

IVOMEC Scholarship
$1,000 scholarship for any recognized post-secondary program.

Percy Lyle England Memorial Scholarship
Two $500 scholarships for any recognized post-secondary institute or course.

Potash Corporation of Saskatchewan
Two $500 entrance scholarships for a degree program at either the University of Regina or the University of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan Equine Ranching Association
Two $500 scholarships for a university degree program or a diploma certificate in a field related to the equine industry.

TD 4-H Agriculture Scholarship
One $1000 scholarship for any recognized post-secondary program of agriculture or agri-business studies. The deadline for submission of this scholarship is in October each year.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca/scholarships.htm

Available to a Saskatchewan resident with a disability either entering or already engaged in a program of full-time or part-time studies leading to a degree, diploma or certificate program that will make them more employment ready.

http://www.saskvoice.com/scholarship.htm

Saskatchewan high school graduate; 75% average; one award to student entering Bachelor of Science in Agriculture degree and one award to Diploma in Agriculture; submit application for entrance award and letter outlining interest and future plans in poultry industry; based on submitted letter and financial need.

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Must be at least 16 years of age; must have been Saskatchewan 4-H member for at least 2 years; 4-H involvement; financial need; academic achievement; reference letters; essay.

http://www.4-h.sk.ca

1st year full time student enrolled in the Forest Ecosystem Technology Program. Selection is based on 15% academic achievement; 15% financial need; 30% extra-curricular & community involvement & 40% essay.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

This program provides bursaries in a number of health fields including: Dietician/Nutritonist, Environmental Health and Science, Respiratory Therapy, Occupational/Physical Therapy, X-Ray/Lab Tech, Prosthetics/Orthotics, Pharmacy, Nursing, Cytology, Sonography, and MRI. Deadlines vary by program.

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Must be registered members of the Saskatchewan Hockey Association for at least 3 years and graduating from Grade 12.

http://www.sha.sk.ca

For full-time student entering internship year in College of Education, U of S in Practical & Applied Arts specializing in Home Economics. Application must include recent transcript, letter of reference from university personnel, letter of application stating extracurricular and community involvement and other pertinent accomplishments.

http://www.stf.sk.ca/prof_growth/ssc/sheta/sheta_scholarship.html

Awarded primarily on the basis of financial need. Their criteria such as academic grades, may be considered as well. Applicant must be a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Columbian Squires, or the spouse or child of a member or a deceased member of the Knights of Columbus.

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Saskatchewan resident who has completed the pre-optometry years and is accepted into 1st year optometry at an accredited Canadian or American university; desire to return to work in Saskatchewan; efficienty of marks, financial need, written account explaining why they chose optometry.

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500 word essay; must demonstrate good character; community leadership; financial need; graduated from Saskatchewan high school.

http://www.ssta.sk.ca/service/scholarships.html

Entering directly from high school; participant in Saskatchewan Regional Science Fair; academic achievement in high school; full-time student. Engineering or Science studies.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Is available to all students with loan assistance exceeding $200 per week of study for the first 170 week of post-secondary study. Students are eligible for up to $200 per week of study and is applied directly to the repayable amount of the student loan. No application required.

http://www.student-loans.sk.ca

Employees or children of employees of Saskatchewan Trucking Association; student goals; academic achievement; written submission.

http://www.sasktrucking.com

SIAST Wascana Campus Nursing Education Program, first year; financial need; academic achievement; clear career goals.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

Full-time female student enrolled in certificate or diploma program; selection based on professional promise and leadership qualities in chosen field of study; financial need.

http://www.gosiast.com

Saskatchewan high school within region 4 school districts; proceeding directly from high school to university; majoring in Fine Arts program; financial need; aptitude for fine arts. Submit resume and letter of recommendation from school authority describing aptitude in fine arts, as well as application for entrance awards.

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Successful completion of study in one of the following areas: Biotechnology; Veternary Technology; Food and Nutrition Management; Recreation and Leisure; CAD/CAM Engineering. Based on academic achievement. On-campus students only.

http://www.gosiast.com

Students must be enrolled in College of Arts & Science (Science degrees only), Commerce or Engineering. Saskatchewan resident for two years prior to application; enrolled in full course load; financial need; academic achievement.

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Saskatchewan residents who are accepted or enrolled in a full-time SIAST program. Eligible full-time programs of study must have direct correlation to the competencies required by SaskEnergy and include Computer Systems, Technology, Electrician, Electrical Engineering Technology, Industrial Mechanics, Industrial Electronics Technology and Welding. Selection is based on academic achievement and demonstrated financial need.

http://www.gosiast.com

Member of University of Regina athletic team who used CIS team eligibility in the academic year; eligible to participate in CIS competition as verified by Registrar; minimum 80% entrance average; Saskatchewan resident; preference to Engineering, Science, or Administration; athletic performance; academic achievement; community involvement; leadership. Submit 1 page detailed summary on why applicant should be considered for award; 2 references.

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Saskatchewan resident belonging to designated/target groups (Aboriginal, Visible Minority, Persons with Disabilities, Women in Non-Traditional Roles); enrolled in 1st or 2nd year studies; preference to engineering, information technology, business, or trades & technology programs; academic achievement; leadership; balanced lifestyle. Applications at post-secondary institutions scholarship offices, SaskPower Customer Service Office or high schools.

http://www.saskpower.com

Grade 12 graduate with an academic standing of at least 80% in 7-30 level classes - English 30A & B, Social Studies, Math, Science, 2 electives. Attending post-secondary campus in Saskatchewan. Applications available at local SaskPower Customer Service Office, post-secondary institutions, high schools or online. Submit application directly to post-secondary institution.

http://www.saskpower.com

Aboriginal student pursuing full-time 2 year diploma program in fields directly related to telecommunications industry. Preference for electronics & computers but business administration, accounting & marketing also considered. Paid only when recipient in actual attendance. Complete at least 2 years at Saskatchewan high school & attained complete secondary level standing, or completed at least 2 semesters in ASE (Adult Secondary Education) program. Achieve a minimum 75% average in classes taken.

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SK residents enrolled or about to enroll in full-time studies, taking a degree, diploma or certificate program directly related to telecommunications. Including but not limited to electrical, electronic or telecommunications engineering, computer sciences, accounting & business administration. Mininmum 75% average at last school. SaskTel encourages aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, visible minorities, and women interested in non-traditional careers to apply.

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http://career.kcdc.ca/fund/scholarship/index.php

Must be a Saskatchewan resident. Area of study should be applicable to the business of SGI. Applicant should provide information on community service, extra curricular activity or the balancing of work, family and school responsibilities.

http://www.sgi.sk.ca

Resident of rural Saskatchewan at time of application; home address must lie outside of Saskatoon or Regina; academic achivement.

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Students residing in Saskatchewan who are proceeding from Grade 12 to a full course (100%) of study at a SIAST Wascana Campus in the Electronic Communications Program.

http://www.siast.sk.ca

Member of 4-H Club in Saskatchewan; academic achievement; list of activities; positions held and projects undertaken as a 4-H member; letter of reference.

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Sikh student; academic achievement; financial need. Please submit letter from Sikh Society confirming belief in Sikhism.

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http://www.enterpriseaspservices.com/bsc/sef/index.html

Eight $750 awards for university level programs - to full-time students at Southeast Regional College. Selection based on financial need; community involvement; personal
achievement. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Must be in full-time vocational-technical, university or basic education; $100 for vocational-technical programs and $200 for basic education; presented at end of academic year; deadline one month prior to end of program; practical application of theory and practicum; commitment, timeliness; generic work skills; initiative, creativity; contribution to positive learning/work environment; academic achievement.

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$300 award to entrance level studetns at Assiniboia campus of Southeast Regional College. Selection based on financial need; participation in the community; academic achievement; preference given to students continuing education in business or accounting field. Must reside in Southland co-op trading area. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Students graduating from Grade 12 and proceeding to an institution of higher learning.

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Must be actively involved in school's physical education, intramural and extra-curricular programs; strong leadership qualities; school and community volunteer; strong role model.

http://www.speaonline.ca

Offered annually to students entering or advancing their nursing education in the diploma and bachelors programs.

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Awarded annually to a deserving Grade 12 student graduating from Assiniboia Composite High School.

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Financial need; preference for member of Lutheran Church, preparing for Church related work.

http://www.luthercollege.edu

Academics; activity in parish, school, and community; St. Peter's Parish members only. MC O'Neill high school students only.

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Full tuition for 30 credit units (five full-year classes). Scholarships is paying tuition only for St. Peter's College classes (doesn't include SCN classes). Awarded to students enrolled in 18-30 credit units and who are also residents of Saskatchewan. Selection based on academic achievement, dedication, determination, focus and commitement to education. Demonstration of financial need. Must submit application.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

Awarded to 2 full-time students, one first year, one upper year; financial need; students who receive other SPC awards will not quality for this award. Submit application, financial statement.

http://www.stpeterscollege.ca

First year students entering STM. Awarded based on university admission average.

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Canadian citizen; Saskatchewan resident; full-time student at least one semester during year; completed at least grade 11 or be at postsecondary level by time course begins. Five week french courses at accredited institutions.

http://www.cmec.ca/olp/html/english/SLBP/SLBP_E_master.htm

Student who has applied directly from high school and is registereing for 15 credit hours.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Four $500 awards at Southeast Regional College
Selection based on financial need; community participation; personal academic achievement; given to students enrolled in vocational-technical and university programs.Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Essay on some aspect of Lupus as it relates to their medical profession. Essay will be judged on content and style.

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Essay on aspects of Lupus that is of general interest to the public, will be judged on content and style.

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Graduated from a Saskatchewan High School and proceeded directly to University of Saskatchewan. Minimum entrance award average of 85%. Selection is based on financial need.

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$500 award for Business and Administration Programs at Southeast Regional College.
Selection based on academic achievement; financial need; community involvement; full-time status; recipient seeking vocation in accounting profession or business field.Contact: Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Student admitted directly to a degree program through any faculty at the University of Regina and registered for full-time studies. Demonstrated financial need.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Academic standing; community involvement; technical or university program in Cumberland Regional College; must be a post-secondary student from the Tisdale area.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Open to a studen who began university studies at least two years after achieving complete secondary level standing, or returning to the University of Saskatchewan after an absense of two years. Candidates must be Saskatchewan residents and be registered in any year of the B.S.N. or B.S.A. program. Applicants must have academic standing required for promotion. Selection is based on financial need.

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Graduate from St. Paul's Roman Catholic Separate School Division #20 in Saskatoon; academic achievement; financial need; leadership; submit a letter of recommendation and description of leadership activities.

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$250 award to students enrolled in full-time
vocational-technical, university or basic education programs at Southeast Regional College - Assiniboia Campus. Selection is based on personal achievement. Contact: Town of Assiniboia Atten: Kim Eklund,
Administrator
Box 670 Assiniboia SK S0H 0B0
Bus: (306) 642-3382 Fax: (306) 642-5622

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Resident of Tisdale area; leadership and community involvement; financial need; full-time student; letter of reference.

http://www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

Student must be enrolled in Technologies; Saskatchewan resident; full-time at SIAST Palliser in diploma program related to pipeline industry including Electrical Engineering Technology or Computer Aided Design and Drafting; academic standing; financial need; educational and career goals.

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Student must be enrolled in Technologies; southern Saskatchewan high school grad; enrolled or accepted into Electrical Engineering Technology, Electronics Engineering Technology or Computer Engineering Technology; financial need; academic record; references.

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Graduate of grade 12 in Saskatchewan; registered full-time who will take one Ukranian course in the first year.

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Applicant must be enrolled in a full-time university credit program offered through North West Regional College. Selection based on transcript of high school marks and how the following questions are answered:
1. Discuss experiences and benefits received from participating in community and/or school activities.
2. Why did you choose NWRC?
3. What are your long term educational and career plans?

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Open to all students graduating from a Saskatchewan high school with pre-requisite to pursue a major in Mathematics or Mathematics Education; must be registered as a full-time undergrad at University of Saskatchewan; based on performance in Euclid Contest of Canadian Mathematics Competition and Canadian Open Mathematics Competition; grade 12 minimum average 80%. No application necessary.

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Open to students who are entering their first year of study in the Bachelor of Music or the Bachelor of Music in Music Education degree programs at the University of Saskatchewan who are majoring in voice performance. Selection will be made on the basis of demonstrated excellence in vocal performance which is adjudicated through an audition. For more information contact the U of S Department of Music.

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http://www.uregina.ca/gencal/gencal1999/scholarships_bursaries_loans.html

Member of University of Regina Rams Football Team who appears on CIS team eligibility roster in CIS academic year in which award is presented; entering University of Regina with minimum 80% average; academically eligible to compete in CIS competition as verified by Registrar; leadership; high standards of moral character; meet expectations for participation in football team's academic initiatives and physical conditioning programs. Deadline on recommendation of head coach.

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http://www.usask.ca/students/scholarships

http://www.usask.ca/students/aid

8 scholarships awarded to Saskatchewan students entering a direct entry program; 6 scholarships to children of University of Saskatchewan alumni who live outside of Saskatchewan, and who have graduated from a Canadian high school; academic achievement.

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Graduating from a Sask high school; proceeding directly from high school to university; minimum high school average of 95%; leadership and contributions to school and community life; two letters of recommendation, one from a school authority; description of leadership and extra-curricular activities. Funds are awarded as follows: $4200 in first year and may be renewed for 3 more years at $4000/year, provided 80% average is maintained.

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Open to students who are immediate family members of Regular or Non-Voluntary members of the University of Saskatchewan Faculty Association. Immediate family is defined as spouse or partner; sons, daughters or children for whom USFA members have have served as legal guardians. Receipents must have successfully completed (received a mark of 50% of greater) one or more University of Saskatchewan courses towards a degree program and have a sessional weighted average of at least 65%.

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http://www2.ag.usask.ca/student_life/awards.html

At least one parent who is an alumnus of the U of R; early conditional entrance scholarship average of 75%; academic performance and community involvement in extracurricular activities; entering the 1st year of degree program; full-time.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Student registered in a minimum of 3 university classes per term delivered by Parkland Regional College. Letter of confirmation of enrollment. Letter of recommendation from a current instructor. A written statement of less than 300 words outlining why you think you should receive this scholarship; rationale may include community involvement, personal experience, career plan and financial need.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Graduate of Tisdale School Division; academic achievement; outstanding character; financial need. Submit need a letter of recommendation.

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Entering student in Bachelor of Music, Music Education, or B.A. Honours (Music Theory or Music History) programs on basis of academic achievement; minimum 75% average.

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Females aged 14-17. This award recognizes young women who make the community a better place through volunteer efforts such as; fighting drugs, crime and violence; cleaning the environment; and working to end discrimination and poverty.

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Entering, transferring or continuing students taking undergraduate or graduate studies who are members of the Huskie Men's Hockey Team. Continuing students must have completed at least 1 year of study at the U of S & be in good standing. Recipients must use a year of CIS eligibility in the year the award is granted. Selection is based on athletic ability & contribution to the Huskie Men's Hockey Team.

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Students who are legally blind and currently attending post-secondary educational institutions and who are Saskatchewan residents are eligible to apply.

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Student must have a minimum high school average of 75% and have graduated from a Saskatchewan high school. This average must be maintained to be eligible in subsequent years.

http://www.usask.ca

Brass Major pursuing a Bachelor of Music or Bachelor of Education/Bachelor of Music in Music Education; music audition. No application required.

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$500 award for Administration and Business Programs at Southeast Regional College. Student or family must have a Co-op membership. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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$150 award to students enrolled in university, voc-tech, or basic education programs at Southeast Regional College.Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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$300 award for a full time female student at Southeast Regional College taking a university program. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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$500 award for full time University or vocational-technical program at Southeast Regional College. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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$300 award for University programs at Southeast Regional College. Full- or part-time.
Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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$300 award for voc-tech, BE or university progam. Contact:
Southeast Education Foundation
629 King Street WEYBURN SK S4H 2S5
Bus: (306) 848-2527

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Applicant must be enrolled in a full-time university program offered through North West Regional College. Selection is based on high school marks and an essay submitted by the applicant describing their accomplishments, interests and leadership potential.

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Resides in or within an 80km radius of North Battleford; academic achievement; financial need.

http://www.ag.usask.ca

Admission directly from high school into a four year program in the Faculty of Arts; minimum of 85% average in courses used for entry in program; registered in at least 12 credit hours of study per semester; financial need.

http://www.uregina.ca/awards

Mature women seeking to impove their employment status by gaining additional education skills. It is designed to provide assistance to women who serve as primary breadwinners for the family.

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Applicant must be enrolled in the Primary Care Paramedic program offered through North West Regional College. Selection is based on high school marks and an essay submitted by the applicant describing their accomplishments, interests, and reasons why they chose the Primary Care Paramedic program.

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Open to entering and continuing students in any college who are members of a Huskie Athletic team. Transfer students must have achieved at least the minimum average required under CIS guidelines. Selection will be based on athletic ability and commitment.

http://www.students.usask.ca/moneymatters/scholar

Applicant must be registered in the Business Year 1 Certificate Program at Parkland Regional College and successfully complete this program; must be a resident of college region; letter of reference from program instructor; written statement less than 150 words outlining career plans & financial need.

http://parklandcollege.sk.ca

Students registered in full-time program (not less than 6 months) in Basic Ed. (Adult 10 & Adult 12), a Credit Technical or University Program delivered by Parkland Regional College. Selection based on written statement not exceeding 300 words, outlining why you think you should receive this scholarship. Statement may include community involvement, personal experience & career plan. Letter of recommendation from current instructor showing student's academic progress.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Offered annually to a Grade 12 student in Yorkton, achieving the highest combined marks in Geography and English.

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Sequential learners moving directly from Basic Education to post-secondary education within 12 months of graduation. Students registered in a full-time 1st year diploma or certification program from a credit technical institute or 1st year degree program from the University of Saskatchewan or University of Regina delivered by Parkland Regional College. Selection is based exclusively on acaademic merit. Proof of enrollment.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

Sequential learners moving directly from a Saskatchewan High School to post-secondary education within 12 months of graduation. Open to studen who has been or is a resident of Yorkton for three months or longer and/or has graduated from a Yorkton High School or Parkland Regional College Basic Education Grade 12 program. Must be enrolled in a trades/credit-technical program through Parkland Regional College.

http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

http://www.alis.gov.ab.ca/scholarships/main.asp

Awarded to a first or second year student who is in financial need and has satisfactory academic achievement. The bursary is awarded to AUPE members in good standing and/or their spouse, and/or their financial dependents. Bursaries may also be awarded to dependents of retired or deceased members (within a period of ten years of retirement/death). Dependents must be under the age of 25. Application forms available at the Financial Aid & Awards Office.

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Aboriginal residents of British Columbia, Alberta or Saskatchewan enrolled in or have applied to technical college or university program relevant to oil and gas industry; selection based on relevancy of program, proximity of applicant's residence to Alliance Pipeline's operations; career aspirations; communtiy involvement.

http://www.alliance-pipeline.com

The Scholarship is open to competition from full-time students studying for engineering degrees or diplomas at any of the universities of colleges in the CPGCE region (Alberta, Saskatchewan, Northwest Territories). Selection is based on academic achievement, demonstrated engineering interests; extra-curricular activity; awareness of global nature of engineering.

http://www.cpgce.org

Student must be enrolled full time in their first year at Lakeland college studying agriculture. Student must show they are industrious and of good character, and in financial need. Married students shall receive preference.

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Available to a first year full time student entering an agricultural related program. The scholarship will be awarded based on the commitment to academic achievement throughout high school and a short autobiographical essay describing contributions made to school and/or community life. Applications sent to student as soon as they are accepted into the program.

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Awarded to a first year female student enrolled in full-time studies at Lakeland College, with a satisfactory academic record and who has made a positive contribution to the community and/or the college. Preference is given to a student who has a financial need. Application forms made available by the Financial Aid & Awards Office.

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Available to full-time students in the Heavy Oil Operations Technician program at the Lloydminster Campus. Awarded based on financial need and academic achievement. Applications available at the Financial Aid Office.

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Available to first year full-time students enrolled in a Diploma program at Lakeland College. The successful candidate will demonstrate financial need, display satisfactory academic achievement, and be a resident of Alberta or Saskatchewan.

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Candidate will be entering a full time credit program in University Transfer and will exhibit satisfactory academics, leadership in school and community activities, and demonstrate a positive attitude. A musical interest and talent may be an additional factor considered during selection.

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http://www.gprc.ab.ca/prospective/financial/aid/awards

Available to first year students entering a full-time program at any campus of Lakeland College. Recipients must be a contender for the "All Around Cowboy/Cowgirl" in High School rodeo, must display a commitment to academic achievement throughout high school, and must provide a short autobiographical essay describing contributions to school and/or community and rodeo involvement. Application forms will be forwarded to all first year students.

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Available to students in all programs (any campus location), demonstrating financial need. Awarded under "special" circumstances only at discrestion of Awards Committee. Application forms available at the Financial Aid office.

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Available to a full-time student enrolled in the Heavy Oil Operations Technician program who displays a commitment to academic achievement throughout school. Applicant must provide a short autobiographical essay describing contributions made to school and/or community life. Upon acceptance, application forms will be forwarded to first year students.

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Available to students enrolled in a full course load, in any post-secondary program at the Vermilion and/or Lloydminster Campuses. Awarded on the basis of financial need, academic standing and personal character. Application forms available at the Financial Aid & Awards Office.

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Available to students entering any post-secondary program at the Vermilion and/or Lloydminster Campuses. Qualifying students must be entering Lakeland College for the first time and be enrolled in full course load. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement throughout high school and display leadership qualities through involvement in school and/or community activities. Upon acceptance, application forms will be forwarded to all first year students.

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Awarded to first or second year students who are residents of Lloydminster or the immediate vicinity. Must be enrolled in full-time studies at Lloydminster Campus, demonstrate financial need and satisfactory academic standing. Student must be involved in a non-academic nature, in projects or organizations that enhances the community and/or college. Preference is given to mature students.

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Awarded annually to matriculated students entering any full-time program at any campus location in a Fall Session. The awards will be based on academic merit throughout the applicant's high school career, contributions to school and/or community life and an indication of academic promise. Upon acceptance, application forms will be forwarded to all first year students.

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Available to first year or second year full-time student enrolled in an Agricultural related program at the Vermilion Campus. Awarded to a student with a farm background and whose family is currently involved in the Agriculture industry.

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Available to an older student who resides in Lloydminster or immediate vinicity, who is returning to school full-time and is in the first or second year of the program. Applicant must demonstrate financial need and a satisfactory academic standing. Must have not received another bursary in the current academic year.

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Awarded to any student (at any campus location) entering Lakeland College for the first time. Students must display a commitment to academic achievement throughout high school. Student must show community and/or school involvement. Preference given to 4-H involvement. Application forms will be forwarded to all first yeat students upon acceptance.

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Available to assist deserving students at Lakeland College to further his/her education. The successful candidates must show financial need, academic achievement, optimism, initiative and commitment.

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http://www.oldscollege.ca/students/FinancialAid.asp

Available to students entering the Management or Professional Accounting program at the Lloydminster Campus. Must be registered in a full course load. Based on academic merit throughout the applicant's high school career. Contributions to school and/or community life and, have an indication of academic promise. Scholarship may be renewable in year 2 if student is successful in his/her studies. Application forms will be forwarded to all first year students.

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Students enrolled in Heavy Oil Technicial, Computer Systems Technology or Networking Technology, Environmental Conservation & Reclamation, Environmental Protection Technology, or Natural Resources Technology. The successful candidates will show a good balance between academic excellence and leadership in school and community activities. Qualifying students must be an Alberta or Saskatchewan resident.

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Must be in Grade 12 from September to June & haven't been through graduating commencement ceremonies in past. Must be resident of western province or a territory. Students directly or indirectly through family, affiliated with RE/MAX may apply. Essay written on 1 of: leadership; sports; technology & trades; Performing arts; Fine Arts; community service. Funds are to be used at the discretion of each individual, but encouraged to use for post-secondary.

http://www.remax.ca/7000/7420_main.html

Available to full-time students enrolled in any year of study in a credit program at Vermilion Campus. Based solely on financial need.

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Available to a full-time Lakeland College student in any program at the Vermillion Campus that is in financial need and is involved in their community. Applicant must be a humanitarian volunteer working for the betterment of society who has volunteered in a variety of different cases focusing on community.

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Available to one first year student and one second year student enrolled full-time in an Agricultural related program at the Vermilion Campus. Selection is based on financial need, satisfactory academic achievement, demonstrated leadership ability, participation in extracurricular activities/student clubs, and volunteerism within program area, college and or community.

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Available to a female student enrolled in a full course load in any program at the Vermilion Campus. Awarded based on satisfactory academic standing, demonstrated financial need, and a display of leadership qualities through involvement in community and/or college activities.

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Aboriginal residents of British Columbia, Alberta or Saskatchewan enrolled in or have applied to technical college or university program relevant to oil and gas industry; selection based on relevancy of program, proximity of applicant's residence to Alliance Pipeline's operations; career aspirations; communtiy involvement.

http://www.alliance-pipeline.com

http://www.finaid.bcit.ca/fulltime/BCSAP.shtml

http://www.aved.gov.bc.ca/studentservices/ila/

Must be in Grade 12 from September to June & haven't been through graduating commencement ceremonies in past. Must be resident of western province or a territory. Students directly or indirectly through family, affiliated with RE/MAX may apply. Essay written on 1 of: leadership; sports; technology & trades; Performing arts; Fine Arts; community service. Funds are to be used at the discretion of each individual, but encouraged to use for post-secondary.

http://www.remax.ca/7000/7420_main.html

http://www.assiniboine.net/public/old/sas/scholarships/welcome.htm

http://www.gov.mb.ca/educate/sfa/pages/sfaFrontDoor_en.html

Must be in Grade 12 from September to June & haven't been through graduating commencement ceremonies in past. Must be resident of western province or a territory. Students directly or indirectly through family, affiliated with RE/MAX may apply. Essay written on 1 of: leadership; sports; technology & trades; Performing arts; Fine Arts; community service. Funds are to be used at the discretion of each individual, but encouraged to use for post-secondary.

http://www.remax.ca/7000/7420_main.html