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Scholarship News
Please note due dates and criteria for scholarships in posts below!
Niagara Region Right to Life Scholarship 2026-2027
Right to Life Scholarship
Due Date: October 16, 2026
Value: $2000, $1500, $1000
Criteria:
- Student Profile
- Reference Letter
- 1500 word Essay regarding AI as it relates to ethical use, dignity, and human life
- information at niagararegionrightolife.ca
Email application documents to Dirocco401@yahoo.ca
Loran Scholarships
Loran Scholarship: Integrity, Service and Leadership
Due Date: Oct. 15th, 2026
Numerous awards (150 in total) of varying amounts up to $100, 000
Minimum cumulative average of 88%
Application process: application
General website: website
Canadian Federation of University Women (CFCU) Post-Secondary Scholarship
The Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW) is an organization which
is committed to the promotion of higher education for women across Canada.
CFUW (Cambridge) awards scholarships of $2000 each to three female students who
are graduating from Cambridge, Ontario secondary schools.
Value: $2000 (x 3)
Due Date: June 26th, 2026
Criteria:
– demonstrate acceptance of an offer of enrolment in a post-secondary programme
– enrolment in a Cambridge secondary school for at least three years
– academic achievement of over 80% in the final year of high school
– evidence of community involvement and participation in extra-curricular activities
– explanation of how the scholarship would be beneficial
website:https://cfuwcambridge.wordpress.com
Please see or email Mr. Betik (nicholas.betik@wcdsb.ca) for a copy of your Credit Summary.
Canadian Federation of University Women
Canadian Federation of University Women
value: $2000.00
3 scholarships to female secondary students from Cambridge
Due date: June, 26, 2026
Criteria:
– demonstrate acceptance of an offer of enrolment in a post-secondary program
– indicate the name of the program of study
– enrolment in a Cambridge secondary school for at least three years
– academic achievement of over 80% in the final year of high school
– evidence of community involvement and participation in extra-curricular activities
– explanation of how the scholarship would be beneficial
