The Canadian mining magnate Seymour Schulich is providing $98-million to start what he hopes will be the Canadian equivalent to the Rhodes Scholarship, the National Post reports. The money will be ...

Four students of St Soldier Institute of International Studies have been awarded with a scholarship worth 20,000 Canadian dollars by the University of Fraser Valley. The scholarship was announced for ...

FINAL year computer science undergraduate at the University of Technology (UTech) Gilroy Gordon, and Oneal Anguin, who graduated from the programme in 2010, have been awarded the inaugural Canadian ...

Students are graduating with gross levels of debt these days. However, it’s possible they could soften the financial hit they take to pursue post-secondary education by doing some homework when it ...

BMO commits $1.2 million over three years Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - October 13, 2022) - The BBPA National Scholarship Program has officially announced its 2022 class of honorees.

Between the high costs of post-secondary tuition and living in many cities, post-secondary education is far from being affordable for many prospective students in Canada. Hence, scholarships are ...

One year after it was launched, eight law students from across Canada have been chosen to each receive a $3,000 scholarship from the Legal Leaders for Diversity trust fund for the upcoming academic ...

As if it weren’t already hard enough for students and their parents to pay hefty university tuition fees, COVID-19 came along and – leaving many pockets lighter – made it that much more challenging.

A Sanskrit tattoo reminds Sheralynn Kennedy to savour every minute with her loved ones. It reads 6,007. That's the number of days Ms. Kennedy spent with her mother before a tragic car accident ended ...

EDUCATION Minister, Andrew Holness, last Monday urged recipients of the first ever Jamaica/Okanagan College scholarships to lift the Jamaican flag high during their time at the Canadian institution.

SCHOLARSHIPS have been granted by the National Research Council of Canada to 165 graduates to enable them to pursue postgraduate studies during the apaaemic year 1949–50. There are nineteen ...