DEADLINE

AWARD NAME

AMOUNT

SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS

Varied

Aboriginal Scholarships

Varied

For all aboriginal post-secondary education students. Visit Career Centre for details.

http://www.ammsa.com/bursary-manitoba.html

www.naaf.ca

http://sdiprod1.inac.gc.ca/abs/index.asp?lang=E

http://www.ccab-canada.com/

http://dsp-psd.pwgsc.gc.ca/Collection/R72-287-2000E.pdf

http://www.jobyellowheadfund.org/files/jyf_application(2).pdf

http://www.rbc.com/careers/aboriginal_student_awards.html

http://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/student_opportunities/awards/high_school/index.shtml

Pursuing a career in Physio/Occupational Therapy or Nursing. http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards/media/LadiesAuxiliaryScholarshipApplication.pdf

September

Softball Canada Ethel Boyce Achievement Award

$1000 (2)

Must exhibit leadership traits or skills in softball and be pursuing post-secondary education.

http://www.softball.ca/main.asp?page_url=/page.asp?id=171

September

Brandon Youth Hockey Scholarship

$500 (2)

Must have played in the BYHA system for at least 5 years.  726-3550 

www.byha.mb.ca

October

Manitoba Forage Seed Association Scholarship

$500

Parent must be a member of MFSA or have interest in forage seed production. Student must be enrolling in Agricultural and Food Sciences Faculty at the U of M. Minimum 65% average.

http://www.forageseed.mb.ca/Articles/761d93b7-d08f-4e00-9458-556fb32612fe.pdf

October

Jon Sigurdsson Chapter IODE Scholarships

Various

Academic and music scholarships. resume of extra curricular activities, citizenship and leadership potential. (Mention Icelandic ancestry if any.)

Jon Sigurdsson Chapter IODE Scholarships

October

Loran Award

$2000(40)

$3000(42)

and up to 30 awards of $16,000

Minimum 85% average, School and Community Involvement, Leadership. For use at selected universities. Visit Career Centre for more details.
www.cmsf.ca

October

TD Canada Trust Scholarship

up to $10,000/yr

tuition+ 

$7500/yr living expenses (renewable)

Outstanding community service, leadership with post-secondary academic requirements.

http://www.tdcanadatrust.com/scholarship/index.jsp
 

November

DS Adventure Scholarship

Tuition, airfare, room and board

All current grade 11 students are eligible for the Summer 2009 scholarship

www.dsadventurescholarship.com

November

Wendy's Classic Achiever Scholarship Award

$5000 (2)

$1000(28)

Extra-curricular involvement and community service. Min. 70% average.   For more info and to apply online

www.wendysclassicachiever.ca

December

Miller Thomson Foundation National Scholarship

$1000 (200)

In addition to the candidate's academic abilities, the Board of Governors will evaluate the candidate's contribution to their school and their community through their involvement in extracurricular activities. Contributions to the community may be demonstrated by involvement in local clubs, organizations and community activities.

http://www.millerthomson.com/index.cfm?cm=SubSection&ce=details&primaryKey=14540

December

Leadership of Tomorrow Scholarship

$5000 (6)

High school average of 90%, leadership qualities, communication skills, community involvement, special abilities other than academic results, applying to University of Manitoba.

http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/fin_awards/school_entrance/1479.htm

December

Dr. Dale Iawnoczko Memorial Volleyball Scholarship

$750

Grade 12 full time student, minimum 65% average, proficient in volleyball, leadership in sports community, other community and school activities.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pages/award/iwanoczko.php

December

House of Commons Page Program

A salary paid monthly + $1200

Academic average of 80%, have superior knowledge of both official languages and be applying to a university in the National Capital Region.

http://www.parl.gc.ca/information/about/programs/pages/PP_AboutPrgm-e.htm?WhereFrom=About

December

Manitoba Lotteries Employment Equity Education Awards

$2000 (2)

Available to students who qualify in 1 of 4 employment equity groups. Must be enrolling in an Electrical, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning or Piping Trade programs. http://www.mlc.mb.ca/MLC/content.php?pageid=520&langdir=E

January

Top 20 Under 20

$5000

A young person who has demonstrated significant amounts of Innovation, Leadership and Achievements in their life, school, community, province or country.

http://www.top20under20.ca/en/AboutTop20/EligibilityRequirements.htm

January

Toyota Earth Day Scholarship Program

$5000 (15)

Information, criteria and applications at

www.earthday.ca/scholarship

January

American Quarter Horse Foundation

Various  $500 - $25000

Must be a member of the AQHA. Criteria varies depending on which scholarship you apply for. http://www.aqha.com/foundation/scholarships/wanttoapply.html 

January

Rotary Adventure in Citizenship Program

All expenses paid

Rotary Club will sponsor 1 student age 16-19.Must supply resume of interest and community involvement plus a 100 word essay of "Why I want to go to this Rotary Adventure in Citizenship".Local contact person sherry.harrison@cibc.com

http://www.rotaryottawa.com/adventure.htm

January

Future Aces Foundation Scholarship

$1000

Be a Canadian resident; Pursuing post-secondary education or training; Be between the ages of 16-24; Meet the service and financial criteria

http://www.futureaces.org/about_our_scholarships.php

February

Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship

$400 (2)

For students who have chosen teaching as a profession.

http://www.pdkintl.org/edfnd/fndhome.htm

February

Kinsmen and Kinette Hal Rogers Endowment Fund

$1000 (41) bursaries

Must demonstrate high ideals and quality of citizenship. 1-800-742-5546  ext. 215 www.bursary.ca  

February

Burger King Scholarship

$1000

Must be working at least 15 hours per week, involved in community and or school and extra-curricular activities, have financial need. Apply online
http://www.bk.com/companyinfo/community/scholarships.aspx

February

Terry Fox Humanitarian Award

$7000 renewable

Visit www.terryfox.org for scholarship information and criteria.

February

MAST Student Citizenship Awards

AMM Young Community leader Award

$500 (7)
 

$750

Volunteer service to the community, involved in citizenship or character building organizations, participation in student government programs or activities, leadership ability  to motivate others to actions to benefit the community.  See Mrs. Didychuk in the Career Centre for application form.

February

Premier's Volunteer Service Award

Presentation Gift

Any living resident of Manitoba or organization that has been actively involved in volunteer service may be nominated.
Candidates must have performed such service on a wholly volunteer basis and not for pay.
The candidate's volunteer work must have occurred in Manitoba.
Individuals of any age are eligible.

http://www.gov.mb.ca/minister/premier/volunteer/index.html

Learn French for five weeks of classes in summer. Must be Canadian citizen or permanent resident, be in Grade 11 full-time student.

http://www.jexplore.ca/english/index.html

February

MTS Young Humanitarian Award

Award

Nominated students, both as individuals or groups, who demonstrate compassion, self-sacrifice, leadership, creativity – and who are involved in good works for their classmates, schools, communities or charitable organizations. All public school students from Kindergarten to Grade 12 are eligible.

http://www.mbteach.org/extras/yha.htm

February

E-Hair College, In-School Hairstyling

$800

Must have grade 12 transcript prior to start date. Submit one page essay on "Why hairstyling?" to ccole@mts.net or drop off at E-Hair College, 305 18th St. N. Brandon MB R7A 6Z2. For more information contact Jackie 728-8843.

http://www.ehaircollege.com/

March

The Canadian Association of Principals Student Leadership Award

$500

Nominated by school. Top 20% of their class. Leadership in school and community. Essay required.

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

March

Business Council of Manitoba Aboriginal Education Awards

$3,000(university)

$1,500(college)

Award winners chosen based on personal achievements, academic standing, and financial need. Must be attending post-secondary  institution in Manitoba.  (204)942-3637 http://www.businesscouncilmb.ca/Initiatives/AboEducationAwrds/abo_apply.html

March

Darryl Dacombe Memorial Scholarship

$1000

Applicants must have diagnosed epilepsy or seizure disorder , be between the ages of 18 and 25 years, a resident of Manitoba and be a member in good standing of the Epilepsy and Seizure Association of Manitoba at the time of scholarship application. http://www.manitobaepilepsy.org/scholarship.html

March

Manitoba High School Hockey Scholarships

$1000

$500

Grade 12 hockey player nominated by team. Academic achievement, personal athletic achievement, citizenship and other school activities.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pdfs/2009/Nicolson,_Bain-Stevenson,Sami-Jo_Small_application.pdf

March

Remax Quest for Excellence Bursary Award

$500 (20)

Requires an essay and an application. Available in the Career Centre or download from this website

http://www.remax-western.ca/4002_quest_for_excellence.html

March

Manitoba Youth Leadership Scholarship Program

$500 (200)

The Youth Leadership Scholarship Program recognizes Grade 12 students who have engaged in meaningful leadership and citizenship volunteer activities during the past year that were targeted at promoting healthy living in their communities and schools.

http://www.gov.mb.ca/healthyliving/youth/forms/youthleadershipscholarshipapplication.pdf

March

Canada Day Youth Award

Award

Nominate a young person 18 years and younger who exemplifies the qualities of citizenship that strengthen our social fabric and enrich our national life. A minimum of 100 hours of community service

http://www.pch.gc.ca/special/canada/pjfc-cdya/index-eng.cfm

March

Todd Davison Memorial Scholarship

$1000

A High School athlete who has risen above personal challenges, has overcome a significant health challenge, hard working diligent approach to sport and life, shows strong leadership.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pdfs/2009/Todd_Davsion_Scholarship_Never_Alone_Form.pdf

March

U of M AGRICULTURAL AND FOOD SCIENCES CENTENNIAL ENTRANCE SCHOLARSHIP

$2000 (5)

Student applies to University of Manitoba, 75% average, brief letter outlining the student's vision for rural Manitoba and his/her goals in the agri-food and rural economy sectors.

http://umanitoba.ca/afs/awards/index.html

March

Garfield Weston Merit Scholarship for Community College

National, Provincial and Regional, Award amounts vary

Minimum 75% in required courses, leadership, community and/or school service. http://www.gwmsc.ca/content/en/entrance-description.htm  

March

Vancouver College of Art and Design

$1000 - Full tuition

To enter follow all competition requirements for the program of your choice.

http://www.vcad.ca/scholarship.html

March

The Naval Officers' Association of Canada National Essay Contest

$5000 (1)

$2000 (10)

Grades 9-12 students are invited to choose a topic and express their creativity through an essay (750-1000 words), poem (up to 80 lines) or original artwork (max. dim. 11"x17").
Topics
The evolutionary era 1910 - 1939
RCN Coming of Age 1939 – 1945
The RCN and the Cold War.
The Impact of Hellyer’s Amalgamation
The Canadian Navy in the 21st Century
The Arctic Ocean in dispute.

http://www.4edu.ca/tors/images/current/email/NOAC/NOAC_Contest_ev2.html

English Application Form

April

Hockey Manitoba Scholarships

various (15) $500-$1500

There are a total of 17 awards. The criteria varies.  http://www.hockeymanitoba.mb.ca/forms.php

April

HEART & STROKE FOUNDATION OF MANITOBA
LIVE RED YOUTH SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

$1000 (5)

To be eligible, an applicant:
Must have hosted a Live Red Youth Event, either in their community or school; must be a resident of Manitoba; must be a Canadian citizen or have the right to study in Canada; must be accepted to a recognized post-secondary institution and registered as a full-time student for the 2010-2011 academic year; must exemplify the Heart and Stroke Foundation’s mission to maintain a healthy lifestyle, while also maintaining an appropriate level of academic standing, demonstrating leadership skills, and a commitment to the community.

http://www.heartandstroke.mb.ca/site/c.lgLSIVOyGpF/b.5619039/k.9926/Live_Red_Youth.htm

April

High School Hockey Awards Ed Belfour Hockey Award

Award

Leadership, character, individual awards, academic achievement, involvement in extra curricular activities, mentorship of fellow athletes and students, min. of 65% average.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pdfs/2009/Ed_Belfour_Hockey_Award.pdf

April

Winnipeg Jets Alumni and Friends Hockey Scholarship

$1000 (1 male 1 female)

Hockey player displaying strong leadership and mentorship as well as  extra curricular activity in school and community.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pdfs/2009/Winnipeg_Jets_Alumni_and_Friends_Hockey_Scholarship.pdf

April

Alexander Josephson Memorial Hockey Scholarship

$2000 (2)

Hockey player displaying strong leadership and team play, min. 80% average, respected by teammates and coaches, proceeding to a post secondary education.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pdfs/2009/Alexander_Josephson_Scholarship.pdf

April

The Carol Anne Letheren
Leadership and Sport Scholarship

$1500 per 3 years

Be a female student presently applying to a Canadian University or college in Business, Sport Management, Marketing, physical education of related fields. Athletes competing at a national level (junior or senior) will be given preference.

http://www.olympic.ca/EN/funding/letheren_award.shtml

April

Manitoba Foundation for Sports

$1000

Athlete who have competed at the provincial level or higher during 2008, high level of academic standing, coaching, officiating and volunteer activities.

http://www.sportmanitoba.ca/scholarships.php

April

Canadian Hospitality Foundation Scholarship

$500 - $3500

Offered to students who will be enrolling in a minimum 2 year culinary, hospitality or tourism program. 

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

April

Softball Manitoba Bursaries

$500 (1)    $250 (1)

Must have played with Softball Manitoba this year plus 2 previous years. Pursuing post-secondary education. 204 925-5673

April

Retail Council of Canada Scholarship

$5000 (1)

$1000 (25)

For students entering a Retail or Business related program at college or university. Must be currently employed in a retail job.

http://www.retailcouncil.org/education/programs/scholarship.asp

April

Shilo Men's Club Bursary

$500 (3)

Must be a resident of Shilo, Sprucewoods, Cottonwoods or Douglas communities or a dependant of CFB Shilo military member. Must be graduating from high school this year. See Mrs. Didychuk for application form.

April

MTS Pursue Your Calling Scholarship

$1000

Pursue Your Calling is a scholarship program designed to encourage students to study in areas of high demand for the telecommunications industry. See online application for eligible programs. http://www.mts.ca/portal/site/mts/menuitem.d8394e2b43f4deb6a1720010408021a0/?vgnextoid=f6f2149fcb6e1110VgnVCM1000000408120aRCRD

April

Manitoba Chartered Accountants Scholarship

$1000 (4)

For students with an interest in a career as a Chartered Accountant. Visit Career Centre for details and application form.

http://www.icam.mb.ca/about_mbcafoundation.html

April

Variety Leadership in the Community Scholarship/Pat Riordan Fine Arts Scholarship

$2000/$1000

Visit www.varietymanitoba.com/scholarship.html for scholarship guidelines. One applicant only per school.

April

Big Dig Scholarship

3000 (1)

Scholarship Eligibility:

http://www.antiquetrader.tv/studentscholarship.php

April

CCI The Renaissance School (Italy) Scholarship

Attend CCI High School in Italy for one Semester

Students age 15-17 with academic average of 80%,sponsored by The Legion.

www.ccilanciano.com

May

Manitoba Theatre Centre

Amount varies

Pursuing a career in theatre through acting or production.

http://www.mtc.mb.ca/outreach.aspx?id=1144

May

Manitoba Community Newspapers Association Scholarship

$750

Pursuing journalism, involvement in community activities. 1-800-782-0051 Applications available in the Career Centre.   

May

Dominion Institute  Great Questions Essay Competition

$2000

Using the book Great Questions of Canada, students are asked to write an essay on one of the six Great Questions debate topics.

http://greatquestions.com/e/bulletin.html

May

The Learning Disabilities Association of Canada

various

The primary disability must be a learning disability(ies) such as auditory processing, visual processing, reading, dyscalculia (math), dysgraphia (writing), executive functions, dyspraxia (motor skill development), etc.

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

May

Mark and Dorothy Danzker Scholarships of Excellence

$1000 (5)

Visit http://www.folklorama.ca/90  for scholarship criteria and to download an application

May

Monsanto Canada Opportunity Scholarship

$1500 (60)

For students who are pursuing forestry or agriculture.  

www.monsanto.ca

May

Manitoba Metis Federation - Health and Wellness Scholarship

Varies based on marks

Must be intending to pursue a career in Health and Wellness and must be willing to work with Metis in the future. Involvement in Metis volunteerism/ culture is preferred.

http://www.mmf.mb.ca/

May

Wal-Mart Canada Community Scholarship Program

$4000 (6)

Based on community involvement, extra-curricular, financial need. Must be an employee of Walmart or the child of an employee.

http://www.walmart.ca/wps-portal/storelocator/Canada-Scholarships.jsp

May

Barker Agencies/ Western Financial Group

Award varies

Student nominated by high school. Overcome adversity (mental/physical disability), financial hardship, family issues and have displayed outstanding community and/or school spirit as an organizer, participant, volunteer and/or have demonstrated inspirational conduct whether and act of heroism or leadership in a crisis.

http://www.westernfinancialgroup.net/Content/WCFAwards.aspx

See Mrs. Didychuk in the Career Centre for information and application.

May

Barker Agencies/ Western Financial Group

$750

Chosen by school and based on financial need, hard work and participation in student activities.

May

CUPE Scholarship

$500 (2)

Applicant must be a child of CUPE local 737 member. Application available from member of Scholarship committee. (Theresa VanHoof 729-3948 or Myrna Shineton 729-3945).

CUPE Scholarship Criteria

May

Red River Exhibition Scholarships

$500-$1000

Pursuing tourism, agriculture or automotive trade. (204)888-6690 judy.worthington@redriverex.com 

www.redriverex.com                                    

May

CBC Manitoba Diversity Scholarship

$500 (4)

Must be a visible minority or Aboriginal and have minimum 70% avg. and be pursuing a career in broadcasting. 

http://www.cbc.ca/manitoba/features/diversity_scholarship/  

May

RBC Royal Bank Financial Lifeskills Scholarship

$2009 (10)

Community Service, Leadership, Extra-curricular. Minimum 65%  www.rbcroyalbank.com/lifeskills

May

Phi Delta Kappa Scholarship for Prospective Teachers

$300 (2)

Complete application form, application letter, transcript of marks, two letters of reference needed.

For more information and application form see Mrs. Didychuk in the Career Centre.

May

MB Credit Unions Scholar/Athlete Award

$1000

Academic achievement 85% +, participate in two school sports, personal achievement, student essay.

http://www.mhsaa.mb.ca/pdfs/2009/Manitoba_Credit_Unions_Scholar-Athlete_Award.pdf

May

Stacey Levitt Women and Sport Memorial Scholarship

$500(5)

Available to individual female athletes or teams. http://www.caaws.ca/e/grants/levitt/apply.cfm

May

B.Davis Scholarship

$1000

• Between the ages of 16 and 30

• Be sure to include your name and the school you are attending this year and next

• This is not an academic scholarship but we would like to know your current academic standing

To apply for this scholarship you will need to write an essay of less than 1000 words on the topic below. Your submissions must be sent to us by email at awards@scholarshipquesthelper.com

Describe the three characteristics of leadership you value most. Discuss whether you believe you possess some or all of these qualities, and describe an experience where you developed and/or demonstrated some or all of these traits.

http://www.scholarshipquesthelper.com/scholarships.htm

May

Safe Grad Committee Scholarship Award

$250 (2)

• Meet all high school requirements to graduate

• Must be continuing on to pursue post secondary education

• Required to submit with their application an essay entitled “My Plans for the Future”

• Involvement with safe grad as a committee member and/or participant in fundraising for safe grad an asset

Safe Grad Scholarship Application Form

May

French Immersion/French Language Studies Bursary

$2500

An applicant must:
 - be enrolled in, or be qualified for enrolment in full-time studies in a French Immersion Intensive Program
offered from September to April at a Canadian French-language or bilingual postsecondary institution outside
Manitoba which is approved by the minister.
An applicant must also:
 - be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident;
 - be a «Manitoba resident», that is, having lived in Manitoba for 12 consecutive months ending the day before
the first day of the program and having resided in Manitoba for a purpose other than a study program.

http://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/students/

May

MADD Canada Bursary

$2000

Will be awarded to a a student who has had a parent or guardian killed in an impaired driving related accident.

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

June

Canadian Charolais Association

$300

Essay competition.

A) How is the current economic situation going to effect the beef industry? (I.e. high input prices, low grain and cattle prices, demand, limited credit, fluctuation of the Canadian dollar)
B) What are some ways to make your beef farm more environmentally sustainable?
http://youth.charolais.com/essay.html

June

ROOTS Scholarship

$1000 (5)

http://www.watchroots.com/watch_indexset/watch_indexset_promo.html Click on Special Programs and Class of 2008.Must be planning on attending a recognized Canadian post-secondary institution. Judging based on work, volunteer and extra-curricular activities and academic achievement.

June

RBC Scholarship for New Canadians

$3500 (12)

• Canadian citizens or permanent residents of Canada, born outside of Canada

• Students in their graduating year of Canadian high school, and who intend to enroll or enter an accredited Canadian college or university as a full-time student in Fall 2009

• Students who achieved at least a 70% average in their previous year of study

http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/scholarships/newcanadians/index.html

June

Firefighters Burn Fund Bursary

$1000 (3)

Must be a burn survivor who was admitted to Health Sciences Burn Ward, be attending college/university or trade school. Academic achievement and volunteer work in the community or school will be considered as well.

http://www.burnfund.org/our_programs/bursaries/bursary_policy.php

June

Manitoba Cattle Producers Bursary

$500 (4)

Offered to children of beef producers. Applications available in the Career Centre.

http://www.mci.westernsd.mb.ca/awards/manitoba_cattle_producers_association.pdf

June

The Canadian Medical Hall of Fame / Great-West Life, London Life and Canada Life Scholarship Fund

$1000 per year for 4 years

High school students who are aspiring to a career in medicine or the health sciences.

June

Manitoba Blue Cross Bursary

$750 (20)

Eligible students must apply directly to to one of the participating facilities to be considered for a Manitoba Blue Cross Scholarship or Bursary. Catagories: Students with Special Needs; Entrance Award; Travellers Bursary; George J. Strang Scholarship

http://www.mb.bluecross.ca/company_info/scholarships.html

June

Abbott and Fenner Scholarship

$1000

To apply for this scholarship you will need to write an essay on the topic below. The essay should be between 500 and 1000 words. Your submissions must be sent to us by email at: scholarships@abbottandfenner.com

• What do you see as the long term impact of our current recession on the average family? How might it affect their future decisions?

http://www.abbottandfenner.com/scholarships.htm

June

Canadian Medical Hall of Fame Scholarship

$1000 for 4 years (2)

Min. 85% Avg. in high school, financial need, pursuing a career in health sciences.  http://www.cdnmedhall.org/studentprograms/  

June

BigSun Scholarship

$500

All student athletes are eligible regardless of the sport they are engaged in. The student must be a high school senior or be attending a post secondary institute. Essay - How has your participation in sports affected the person you are becoming?

http://www.bigsunathletics.com/

June

National Union  Scholarships

$1500 (4)

$1000 (1)

visit http://www.nupge.ca/scholarships for details

Manitoba Government and General Employees' Union visit http://www.mgeu.ca/90

June

Vanguard Credit Union

$350

Student or parent must become a Vanguard Credit Union member.

Must must be enrolled in Post secondary School.

Preference given to students enrolled in Business Administration, Commerce, Agriculture or Agriculture Finance Diploma

http://www.vanguardcu.mb.ca/index.asp

June

U of M / Manitoba Hydro Engineering Scholarships

Varies

The University of Manitoba Financial Aids & Awards office selects the students for each geographic area and notifies Manitoba Hydro. Award recipients are awarded in June/July

http://www.hydro.mb.ca/careers/student_opportunities/awards/engineering/index.shtml

June

St. Augustine's Catholic Women's League Scholarship

$250

Awarded to a female student who is active in the Catholic faith. Applications available at St. Augustine's.

http://www.saintaugustines.ca/bulletins/archive/pdf/St Augustine Bulletin May 18 2008.pdf

July

Elder and Leemauer Publishers Essay Contest

Minimum of $500

Available to current undergraduate students in any field of study and any student in either junior or senior high school.

http://www.elpublishers.com/content/scholarship-challengetheexperts.php 

July

Manitoba Forestry Association Scholarship

$500

For students entering a forestry program. http://www.mbforestryassoc.ca/Beaven/forestry_scholarship.htm

July

Horace Patterson
Foundation Inc.

$250-$600

All African Heritage" youth 25 years of age and under living in Manitoba are eligible to apply.A personal profile, reference, academic transcripts and proof of acceptance at a recognized institution.

http://www.hpfdn.com/hpfdn_application.shtml

July

Royal Canadian Legion Scholarship/Bursary

Varies

Must be a child or grandchild of an ex-service member. Applications available in the Career Centre.

http://www.legion.ca/Poppy/scholarship_e.cfm

July

Manitoba Soccer Association - Archie Nunn Scholarship

Varies yearly

3 or more years participation in Manitoba Soccer Assoc. programs and must be currently involved in soccer in some capacity.  http://www.manitobasoccer.ca/forms/documents/ArchieNunnScholarshipApplication2007-2008.pdf 

July

Manitoba Trucking Association Scholarship

$1000 (3)

Parent must be an employee of an MTA member company. Must be attending a Manitoba University or College.

http://www.trucking.mb.ca/scholarships-awards.htm

July

Training for Tomorrow Scholarship

$1000 (50)

For females pursuing selected careers in high demand areas. Must be studying at a Manitoba college.

http://www.gov.mb.ca/msw/programs/t4t.html

July

Canadian Blood Services

$500 - $1000

Students challenged to recruit a minimum of 25 donors who will donate between Monday, June 29th and Saturday, September 5th, 2009.

July

June Callwood Scholarship

$1000 (1)

A qualified applicant demonstrates leadership in organizing activities to promote social cohesion and diversity in Canada. For more examples refer to the profiles of previous scholarship recipients.

http://harmony.ca/scholarships/

October

AES Engineers Scholarship

$500

To be eligible the student needs to answer one of the essay questions that they will find on our site at http://www.aesengineers.com/scholarships.htm