Aboriginal Canadian between the ages of 14-29. Showcase your talent and creativity, and have your work reviewed by the foremost Aboriginal artists! You could win cash prizes and even have your work exhibited in a gallery! You must have created a piece art with an Aboriginal theme.
Bursaries awarded to Aboriginal students who strive to achieve greater career success by pursuing education. Students must be of Aboriginal ancestry, in need of financial assistance and affiliated with a community in close proximity to Husky operations, and possess satisfactory academic qualifications, with preference given to disciplines relevant to the petroleum industry.
Each year scholarship awards are handed out that will assist First Nations women in their educational and training aspirations and enable aboriginal youth of today, to become leaders of tomorrow.
Various awards with different criteria (some for Arts & Science, Business Admin, Social Services and many for any full-time program) available to African Canadian students.
Status, non-status, Inuit and Métis students. For entering or current students. Final selection of the award recipients primarily based on personal and academic achievements and individual financial need.
Fund grants for black students from deprived economic or cultural backgrounds to pursue studies in the medical sciences; and provide grants to black students who have demonstrated leadership, past or potential academic achievements, community or extra-curricular involvement, allowing them to pursue studies in the medical sciences.
For a member of the Black Community, full-time student, having completed 3 semesters of Health Science or 5 semesters in Nursing, Canadian Citizen or Permanent Resident. Have satisfactory academic standing, community involvement and financial need.
Eligible students must have on-going contribution(s) to the Black Community. For members of the Black Community who are members or friends of the Union United Church. Applicants must be a full-time student and have a satisfactory academic record.
The applicant must be a black student 20 years old or younger in any Cegep program, a resident of Montreal and have achieved excellence in the performing arts.
For a full-time university student who is a Canadian citizen, recognized resident of the province of Québec and of Italian origin. Must have achieved a high grade-point average in the previous year of studies as indicated by the transcript and have clearly indicated in his file that financial assistance via a CIBPA bursary would be…
Last Modified: July 21, 2016
