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TABLE Of COnTEnTS University of Toronto 38

Ryerson University 46

Lambton College 52

St. Lawrence College 52

York University 54

Sault College 58northern College of Applied Arts and Technology 60Georgian College 62Trent University 66Seneca College 68University of Guelph 70University of Windsor 72Cambrian College 74Algoma University 76Lakehead University 78Algonquin College 80nipissing University 82University of Sudbury 84Laurentian University 84

MESSAGE fROM PRESIDEnT LIPInSKI 8

MÉTIS STUDEnT BURSARY PROGRAM 10

ACCESSInG BURSARIES AnD SCHOLARSHIPS AT YOUR UnIVERSITY OR COLLEGE 12

REGIOnAL COnTACTS 14

REGIOnS AnD COMMUnITY COUnCILS 18

GLOSSARY Of TERMS 20

MÉTIS STUDEnT BURSARIES AnD SCHOLARSHIPS 22

nATIOnAL ABORIGInAL SCHOLARSHIPS AnD BURSARIES 24

PROVInCIAL ABORIGInAL BURSARIES AnD SCHOLARSHIPS 36

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MESSAGE fROM PRESIDEnT LIPInSKI

T he Métis Nation of Ontario (MNO) is pleased to offer this booklet as a resource that details many of the scholarships and bursaries that are

available to Métis students throughout Ontario. This is by no means an exhaustive list but rather part of an ongoing communication about opportunities which are available to you through MNO Regional Offices, the Métis Voyageur and MNO’s website (www.metisnation.org).

As a former teacher, I understand that higher education is fundamental to improving the quality of life for all Métis people, our families and communities across Ontario. Finding ways to assist you in completing your studies is an important part of the work done at the Métis Nation of Ontario. We are committed to education and skills development for Métis people. The MNO is actively engaging with Ontario’s colleges and universities to build lasting relationships, to raise awareness of the challenges faced by Métis students and to explore new opportunities

for programs and support for postsecondary education. The recently signed Memorandums of Understanding (MOU) with colleges and universities across the province reinforce our belief that only by working together can we improve outcomes for all Métis learners and create a forum for dialogue regarding Métis student needs.

The lack of resources remains a real concern and the increasing cost of tuition and living can be a significant barrier. Currently the Métis Nation of Ontario has established over 33 interest accumulating bursaries at postsecondary institutions. These bursaries are distributed annually throughout Ontario. This Métis Bursary Program is one way the MNO is working to reduce the rising costs of education. There is still much more that must be done.

I hope you will find this booklet useful. The information it contains will provide you with the additional information in successful financial planning. MNO wishes you all the best as you pursue and complete your post-secondary education. The Métis Nation is proud of how far you have come and walks with you in your journey forward.

Sincerely, Gary Lipinksi

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MÉTIS STUDEnT BURSARY PROGRAM

T he Métis Student Bursary Program was established by the Métis Nation of Ontario in 2001 to assist Métis students in their pursuit

of post-secondary education. Bursary applications are available to students following registration at their Postsecondary Institution in the Fall. Deadlines are specific to each institution. Bursary recipients are announced throughout the school year depending on the schedule of the Postsecondary Institution. Students may apply for bursaries and/or scholarships each year when they register for school. The amount of bursary money available at each school depends on the accumulation of interest as well as the amount invested for and the institutions administration processes.

Since 2001, more than 884 bursaries with a total value of $750,000 have been awarded to deserving Métis students.

That money helps Métis students in Ontario gain the skills necessary to advance their careers and realize their aspirations as well as those of their communities.

If you would like to know more about the Métis Student Bursary Program, please contact the Awards Office at your Postsecondary Institution, or:

Benny Michaud Postsecondary Education Officer Métis Nation of ontario 500 old st. Patrick street ottawa, ontario K1N 9G4 tel.: 1-800-263-4889 ext. 137 [email protected]

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ACCESSInG BURSARIES AnD SCHOLARSHIPS AT YOUR UnIVERSITY OR COLLEGEWhen searching for bursaries and scholarships here are some helpful tips to help guide you:

∞ Contact your MNO Regional Employment and Training Coordinator – Each of the 9 regions in Ontario has a regional office which can assist your search for scholarships and bursaries funding. The MNO Education and Training Branch has funding programs designed to help students in 1 or 2 year postsecondary programs. Your regional Coordinator can also assist you in exploring MNO program options or helping you find bursaries and scholarships that you may not have thought of. They would be happy to speak with you about your training and education needs.

∞ Create a Profile – Bursaries and scholarships are often awarded to students with particular needs, skill sets or specific attributes. One way to help you find bursaries and scholarships that are specific to you is to create a profile of yourself. This profile is a list of your personal attributes

and can include sports you play, volunteer activities, interests that have guided your education pursuits, languages you speak, ethnicity and identity, and struggles you have overcome in your life (i.e. any learning/physical/mental disabilities). Once you have created a list, try to search for organizations related to each of these attributes to see if they have scholarships or bursaries specific to your circumstances.

∞ Visit your Financial Aid or Awards Office – Often the best way to find out what scholarships and bursaries you are eligible for is to go and speak with someone at your postsecondary institution’s Financial Aid or Awards Office. Searching your institutions financial aid or awards website is also helpful, although speaking with someone face-to-face can often clarify information found online. Each year there are awards that are not given out because there were no applicants who met the criteria. Don’t miss out on an opportunity because you didn’t apply!

∞ Visit your Departmental Office – Most faculty departments at postsecondary institutions have administration offices with full time staff devoted to assisting students. Many departments have funding available to assist students who need assistance covering the costs of travel to conferences and other academic events throughout the year.

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REGIOnAL COnTACTS

REGIOn 1Dana O’Donnell Box 403 fort frances, oN P9a 3M7 Phone: 807-274-1386 toll-free: 888-793-3334 [email protected]

REGIOn 2Tiffany Schmidt 226 south May street, Main floor thunder Bay, oN P7E 1B4 Phone: 807-624-5014 toll- free: 800-256-2595 [email protected]

REGIOn 3nicole Charron 347 spruce street south timmins, oN P4N 2N2 Phone: 705-264-3939 toll- free: 888-497-3939 [email protected]

REGIOn 4fran Scheepmaker 26 Queen street East sault ste. Marie oN P6a 1Y3 Phone: 705-254-1768 [email protected]

REGIOn 5Linda Krause 101 Worthington street East, suite 237 North Bay, oN P1B 1G5 Phone: 705-474-2767 toll- free: 888-825-1742 [email protected]

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SUDBURY OffICEPam Jones 260 alder street (Upstairs) sudbury, oN P3C 5P4 Phone: 705-674-1502 toll- free: 888-769-0868 (works for 705 area code oNLY) [email protected]

REGIOn 6Elaine Jeffery 993 Princess st., suite 206 Kingston, oN K7L 1H3 Phone: 613-634-9738 toll- free: 800-680-4980 [email protected]

REGIOn 7Jo-Anne Parent 355 Cranston Crescent – Box 621 Midland, oN L4r 4L3 Phone: 705-527-1228 toll- free: 888-684-7347 [email protected]

REGIOn 8Kelly Honsberger 311-75 sherbourne street toronto, oN M5a 2P9 Phone: 416-977-9881 toll- free: 888-466-6684 [email protected]

REGIOn 9Kathleen Lannigan 445 Concession street Hamilton, oN L9a 1C1 Phone: 905-318-2336 toll- free: 888-546-3847 fax: 905-318-2207 [email protected]

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Kenora Métis Community Council

Northwest Métis Nation of Ontario

Sunset Country Métis Council

Geraldton & Area Métis Council

Superior North Shore Métis Council

Atikokan & Surrounding Area Interim Métis Council

Moon River Métis Council

Oshawa Métis Council

Toronto-York Métis Council

Credit River Métis Council

Niagara Regional Métis Council

Windsor / Essex Métis CouncilHamilton-Wentworth Métis Council

Grand River Métis Community Council

Great Lakes Métis Council

Georgian Bay Métis Council

Ottawa Métis Council

Seven Rivers Métis Council

Wapiti Métis Council

Timmins Métis Council

Northern Lights Métis Council

Chapleau Métis Council

Temiskaming Métis Council

Historic Sault Ste MarieMétis Council

North Channel Métis CouncilNorth Bay Métis Council

Mattawa Métis Council

Thunder Bay Métis Council

Sudbury Métis Council

MÉTIS nATIOn Of OnTARIO REGIOnS AnD COMMUnITY COUnCILS

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Funds provided by the Government of Canada or Government of Ontario intended to assist students. This is an interest free loan based on need. Conditions and terms of OSAP include repayment and debt forgiveness provisions. It is the responsibility of the student to be aware of the terms and conditions.

GLOSSARY Of TERMS Award A monetary prize or gift usually

based on personal need or academic merit or achievement.

Bursary An award given to a student in financial need without the expectation of repayment.

Grant An award given to assist in specified research.

Loan Temporary financial assistance with the expectation of repayment. The conditions and terms of loans vary and it is the borrower’s responsibility to meet the terms and conditions of the lender.

Line of Credit Students can apply for a line of credit at their banking institution. These funds are intended to be used to cover tuition, books and the cost of living while a student.

Scholarship An award given in order to provide assistance to students who would like to further their education without the expectation of repayment.

Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP)

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTMétis Nation of on-tario Métis student Bursary Program

All fields of study

this bursary is intended for Métis students at-tending post-secondary institutions in ontario.

Value varies Multiple closing dates

financial aid/awards Office at your univer-sity or college.

indigenous studies Bursary

aboriginal studies

this bursary is intended for Métis and Non-status first Nation students. awarded to Métis and Non-status students who do not qualify for assistance from the indian student support Program

Value varies No closing date trent University (705) 748-1524 www.trentu.cat

scotiabank aboriginal scholarship

Business and administra-tion

applicants must demon-strate financial need; and show interest in pursu-ing a career in financial services. only students at algoma University or Cambrian College are eligible

$1000 2011-11-27 Cambrian College 1400 Barrydowne rd. sudbury, ontario (705) 566-8101 www.cambriancollege.ca

Windsor Essex Métis Council Bursary

all areas of study

Métis students at the University of Windsor are eligible. applicants must be a member of Métis Nation of on-tario; and have minimum GPa of 5.0

$1000 2011-10-31 University of Windsor student awards and financial aid (519) 253-3000 x 3300 www.uwindsor.ca

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTNational aboriginal achievement founda-tion scholarships

All fields of study

for full time aboriginal Post-secondary students

Multiple values

2011-06-01 and 2011-11-01

National aboriginal achievement founda-tion Head Office ohsweken, ontario 1-800-329-9780 www.naaf.ca

aboriginal Women in Education Bursaries

Education Bursaries are for under-graduate degrees only

$2500 2011-04-30 Elementary teacher’s federation of ontario 480 University ave toronto, ontario (416) 962-3836 or 1-888-838-3836 www.etfo.ca

Charlotte Carter Me-morial scholarship

Computer sciences Health Career and services

this scholarship is intended for students enrolled in the second-year of a Bachelor’s program. applicants must submit a two-page essay that describes applicant’s qualifications for the award; must provide a letter of refer-ence from two commu-nity leaders and have 3.0 GPa or above.

$1000 2011-11-30 Awards Office Cambrian foundation 1400 Barrydowne rd. sudbury oN P3a 3V8 www.cambriancollege.ca

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nATIOnAL ABORIGInAL nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTChild Care Bursaries All fields of

studyapplicants must ei-ther be a Canadian citizen or Permanent resident (landed im-migrant); costs must be for children living with student while student is attending school. these children must be 11 years of age or younger, and/or 12 years of age or older and require child-care because they have a disability, illness, or injury. Please note that the student whose child is visiting, but not in his/her custody is not eligible.

Value varies Various closing dates in conjunction with osaP

Financial Aid Office of University or College

Community College technician/technology award

Computer sciences Engineering architecture

this award is intended for a full-time student with a 3.0 GPa or above. applicants must be Canadian citizen, permanent resident or protected resident. one award per ontario Community College.

$1000 No closing date ontario Power Generation (416) 592-2555 www.opg.com

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTDiana fowler LeBlanc aboriginal social Work scholarship

social services

Established by Mrs. Diana fowler LeBlanc, this scholarship will provide funding to en-able aboriginal students from all provinces and territories, including first Nations, inuit, and Métis, to pursue a degree in social work at recognized Canadian educational institutions. it is intended primar-ily, but not exclusively, to encourage mature students who wish to obtain a Bachelor of social Work, and who may already be doing valuable work in their own communities.

Value varies Multiple closing dates

National aboriginal achievement foundation ohsweken, ontario 1-800-329-9780 www.naaf.com

Dr. tomey Levey Memorial Bursary

Medicine aboriginal students studying medicine

Value varies 2011-05-31 anishnawbe Health toronto www.aht.ca (416) 360-0486


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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTGladys Watson aboriginal Education fund

All fields of study

to be awarded to aboriginal students, including status, Non-status, Métis and inuit students, enrolled in graduate programs at the master’s or doctoral level, and second-entry professional programs. all aboriginal students in these programs are eligible to apply, full-time and part-time, with pref-erence given to those students who demon-strate financial need

Value varies 2011-10-01 University of toronto first Nations House (416) 798-8227 www.utoronto.ca


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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTontario aboriginal student Bursary

All fields of study

for full time aboriginal students attending a post-secondary institution

amount varies

Varies Financial Aid Officer at University or College

four Directions schol-arship

All fields of study

this scholarship is in-tended for students gradu-ating from an ontario high school with 75% overall average. applicants must show involvement in com-munity and/or school extra-curricular activities, leadership qualities, dedica-tion and good attendance.

$1000 2011-06-30 ontario Native Education Counselling association (705) 629- 2999 www.oneca.com

John Wesley Beaver Memorial awards

Business and administra-tion; Engi-neering and architecture; environmen-tal studies

applicants must have mini-mum B average; demon-strate strong communica-tion skills and involvement in extracurricular activities, including volunteer work; be legally eligible to work in Canada upon graduation; must submit a brief (500 words) overview of their interest in Native culture and heritage

$4000 2011-06-05 ontario Power Generation 416-592-2555 or 877-592-2555 www.opg.com

Judge M.G. Gould student award

Law this award is based on good academic standing and financial need

Value varies 2011-04-30 algoma University (705) 949-2301 www.algomau.ca

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTKen Dryden scholarship

all areas of study

Must be aboriginal $3000 2011-03-05 National Youth in Care Network 800-790-7074 www.youthincare.ca

ontario first Generation Bursary

All fields of study

this bursary is intended to provide direct sup-port to students with financial need who are the first in their families to attend a post-sec-ondary institution

Value varies No closing date Student Aid Office at university or college

special Bursary Program

All fields of study

this bursary is intended to help students with low family incomes to participate in post-sec-ondary education on a part-time basis. students eligible for this program are unable to attend on a full-time basis due to family responsibilities or personal circumstances; designed mainly for stu-dents with dependents who are in receipt of assistance through on-tario Works or the on-tario Disability support Program or who have low family incomes.

Up to $2500 Various closing dates

Student Aid Office at university or college


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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTsundance aboriginal student award

All fields of study

available only at: Wilfrid Laurier University, Wa-terloo Lutheran semi-nary, University of Wa-terloo, Conrad Grebel College, renison Col-lege, st Jerome’s Col-lege, st Paul’s College, University of Guelph

Up to $1000 2011-03-04 Student Aid Office at Specified institution

University Engineering award

Engineering and archi-tecture

award candidate is nominated through college internal awards selection program; given to student who has completed one year and is currently in second year. Must be legally eli-gible to work in Canada. one award per ontario University.

$2400 No closing date ontario Power Generation 416-592-2555 or 877-592-2555 www.opg.com


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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaber resources Ltd. scholarship

Computer sciences

a scholarship of $10 000 will be granted in first year; and then an additional $5,000 in each of second, third and fourth years for total of $25 000. ap-plicants must be from Nunavut, the Northwest territories or Yukon Territory; and have com-pleted portion of their high school education in the Yukon, Northwest territories or Nunavut. students are considered automatically.

$25,000 No closing date University of toronto awards and admissions 315 Bloor street West toronto, ontario (416) 978-2190

Colonel f.a. tilston admission scholarship

Health Careers and services

this scholarship is intended for first year pharmacy students and for students who have not won an admission award.

$1000 Various closing dates

first Nations House Office of Aboriginal student services 563 spadina avenue 3rd floor (416) 798-8227

InSTITUTIOnAL

UnIVERSITY Of TOROnTO http://www.adm.utoronto.ca/adm-awards/html/awards/mainawdpage.htm

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTDr. Lillian McGregor aboriginal award of Excellence

All fields of study

this award is intended for aboriginal students studying full time at the University of toronto on the basis of finan-cial need and ontario residency and aboriginal students enrolled in the transitional Year Program, undergraduate and graduate level pro-grams and second entry studies will all be eligible to apply. Preference will be given to applicants who can demonstrate a contribution to the aboriginal community through volunteerism and involvement with first Nations House and / or the Native students associations.

$1000 2011-02-01 first Nations House (416) 798-8227

Evelyn florence and William Leonard Prideaux award

agriculture, arts, Engineering and architecture and sciences

Must be aboriginal student

$10,000 2011-05-31 University of toronto admissions and award (416) 978-2190


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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTfaculty of social Work, Chancellor rose Wolf scholarship for ab-original students

Graduate and post-doctoral studies

applicants must be a registered PhD or MsW student. this scholar-ship is based on proven scholastic ability; and financial need may be a consideration

amount varies

Multiple closing dates

University of toronto first Nations House Office of Aboriginal student services and Programs 1-800-810-8069

first Nation House Grants

All fields of study

these grants are in-tended for full-time or part-time students in financial need.

amounts vary No closing date University of toronto first Nations House Office of Aboriginal student services and Programs 1-800-810-8069


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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaboriginal award for Graduate studies in Public Policy and administration

Business and admin-istration, Computer sciences, Graduate and Postdoc-toral studies

applicants may be self-nominated or be nomi-nated by their peers or Department of Politics and Public administra-tion faculty or staff. interested candidates will need to supply the following: one-page cover letter describing why they are an ideal candidate, resume, three Letters of support from both academic and community-based refer-ences, otss Budget form.

$17,000 2011-10-20 ryerson University financial aid and Awards Office 350 Victoria street PoD 59 toronto, ontario (416) 979-5113

RYERSOn UnIVERSITY http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/financialaid/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaboriginal Bursary All fields of

studythis bursary is intended for students entering first year with minimum average of 65% will be considered for $1,000; students entering first year with minimum average of 75% will be considered for $2,500. Deadlines are october 1 for students entering first-year and March 1 for students currently in first, second and third year. applicants must be enrolled in four-year undergraduate program and demonstrate finan-cial need; and supply a letter (750 words or less) which describes both successes and challenges experienced while pursuing post-sec-ondary education and importance of receiving this scholarship

$1000-$2500 2011-03-01 and 2011-10-01

ryerson University financial aid and Awards Office 350 Victoria street PoD 59 toronto, ontario (416) 979-5113

RYERSOn UnIVERSITY http://www.ryerson.ca/currentstudents/financialaid/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaboriginal Bursary Medicine this bursary is intended

for students in any year. recipient must be resi-dent of a northern, rural or remote community for a minimum of 10 years and demonstrate financial need.

1000 No closing date Northern ontario school of Medicine (thunder Bay Campus) 955 oliver road thunder Bay, oN (807) 766-7328

Barwick family foun-dation Bursary

Medicine this bursary is intended for students in any year. recipients must be resi-dent of a northern, rural or remote community for a minimum of 10 years and demonstrate financial need

$2600 No closing date Northern ontario school of Medicine (thunder Bay Campus) 955 oliver road thunder Bay, oN (807) 766-7328

Charles and Helen slattery Bursary

Medicine this bursary is intended for students in any year. recipients must be resi-dent of a northern, rural or remote community for a minimum of 10 years and demonstrate financial need.

$1000 No closing date Northern ontario school of Medicine

nORTHERn OnTARIO SCHOOL Of MEDICInE www.nosm.com

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTClint Peltier Memorial award

Medicine this bursary is intended for full-time students in years one, two or three. applicants must dem-onstrate financial need and complete a 500- to 1,000-word essay on a topic to be supplied

$1000 Various closing dates

Northern ontario school of Medicine (705) 675-4883

orpah McKenzie Bursary

Medicine this bursary is intended for student in any year that demonstrates finan-cial need

$500 No closing dates Northern ontario school of Medicine (705) 675-4883

sisters of st. Joseph of sault ste Marie Bursary

Medicine this bursary is intended for student in any year; recipient must be resi-dent of a northern, rural or remote community for a minimum of 10 years and demonstrate financial need. Prefer-ence will be given to female first Nation students.

$1000 No closing date Northern ontario school of Medicine

nORTHERn OnTARIO SCHOOL Of MEDICInE www.nosm.com

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOnaboriginal Post- secondary Education and training Bursary

All fields of study

applicants must be of aboriginal descent

nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOnaboriginal Post- secondary Education and training Bursary

All fields of study

the bursary provides direct support for aborigi-nal students with financial need who are pursuing education or training op-portunities on a part-time and /or full-time basis, including apprenticeship programs at st. Lawrence College.

LAMBTOn COLLEGE

ST. LAWREnCE COLLEGE

AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACT$1000 2011-11-30 Lambton College financial

aid sarnia, ontario (519) 542-7751 x 3306

AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTMultiple values

2011-04-30 st. Lawrence College Campuses in Kingston, Cornwall, Brockville 1-800-463-0752

http://www.lambton.on.ca/Services/#financial_Aid

http://www.stlawrencecollege.ca/index.aspx?iPageID=52&iMenuID=9

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaboriginal Post-secondary Education and training Plan Bursary

All fields of study

applicants must be an ontario resident, a Canadian citizen, a permanent resident or a protected person.

$3500 No closing date York University Office of Admissions Bennett Centre for student services 99 ian MacDonald Blvd (416) 736-5000

award for aboriginal students

All fields of study

students are selected from each of the provin-cial/territorial organiza-tions in ontario. appli-cants must be Canadian citizen or permanent resident or protected person; have an average of 70% or higher, show financial need and par-ticipate in mentorship program

$20,000 2011-04-01 York University Office of Admissions Bennett Centre for student services 99 ian MacDonald Blvd (416) 736-5000

Entrance Bursary for aboriginal students

All fields of study

all programs amount Varies No closing date York University Awards Office (416) 979-5113

BMo financial Group Diversity scholarship

All fields of study

applicants must dem-onstrate financial need; good academic stand-ing; and be officially enrolled in a four-year undergraduate degree program.

$2500 2011-03-01 and 2011-10-01

York University Awards Office (416) 979-5113

YORK UnIVERSITY http://futurestudents.yorku.ca/financialsupport

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaboriginal sciences & Natural resources award

Computer sciences

this award is intended for students in second year.

Multiple amounts No closing date sault College of applied arts and tech-nology Financial Aid Officer 443 Northern avenue Po Box 60 sault st. Marie ontario (705) 759-2554 x 2704

anishinaabe student achievement award- second year social services Worker – Native specialization Program scholarship

social services

second-year social ser-vices Worker -Native students with excellent academic achievement and a positive role model who demon-strates professionalism and commitment to the field

$100 No closing date sault College of applied arts and tech-nology Financial Aid Officer 443 Northern avenue Po Box 60 sault st. Marie ontario (705) 759-2554 x 2704

anishinaabe student achievement award – social services Worker- Native so-cialization Program scholarship

social services

first-year social ser-vices Worker -Native students with excellent academic standing and continuing into the sec-ond year of the program

$100 No closing date sault College of applied arts and tech-nology Financial Aid Officer 443 Northern avenue Po Box 60 sault st. Marie ontario (705) 759-2554 x 2704

Hazel McBride – Kane Memorial scholarship

All fields of study

Native students dem-onstrating the highest mark in English and arts courses

$100 No closing date sault College of applied arts and tech-nology (705) 759-2554 x 2704

SAULT COLLEGE http://www.saultcollege.ca/Services/StudentFinancialAssistanceOffice/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTNative student Council above and Beyond award

Computer sciences

applicants must show academic qualities and volunteerism

$500 No closing date sault College of ap-plied arts and tech-nology (705) 759-2554 x 2704

Native student Council above and Beyond award

All fields of study

Will be offered to a na-tive student in a non-na-tive designated program combining academics, leadership qualities and volunteerism. *ad-ditional documentation required for this award.*

$500 No closing date sault College of ap-plied arts and tech-nology (705) 759-2554 x 2704

SAULT COLLEGE http://www.saultcollege.ca/Services/StudentFinancialAssistanceOffice/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn aboriginal student Entrance Bursary

all areas of study

applicants must dem-onstrate financial need; be full-time resident of Ontario; and prove Ab-original descent

CtV Broadcasting scholarship

Computer sciences, Marketing

applicants must have 3.5 GPa or higher

nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOnaboriginal tourism award

Computer sciences, Hotel industry and tourism

this award is intended for students that have shown perseverance and have participated in cultural activities.

GEORGIAn COLLEGE

nORTHERn COLLEGE Of APPLIED ARTS AnD TECHnOLOGY

AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTtuition for one year

2011-09-20 Northern College of applied arts and technology Porcupine Campus (705) 235- 3211 James Bay Education Centre (705) 336-2913 Haileybury Campus (705) 672-3376 Kirkland Lake Campus (705) 567-9291

$1000 Varies Northern College of ap-plied arts and technology

http://www.northernc.on.ca/about/services/osap.html

AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACT$1000 No closing date Barrie Campus

(705)722-5123 orillia Campus 825 (705)325-3690 owen sound Campus (519)376-0840

http://www.georgianc.on.ca/awards/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTCrossworks Manufacturing Native Education award

skilled trade Presented to students in good academic stand-ing who are of Native ancestry. the award is available to three stu-dents - one for first year of Jewellery & Metals program, one for sec-ond year of Jewellery & Metals program and one for the Goldsmithing /silversmithing program.

Multiple values

2011-9-30 application addresses for different campuses: Barrie Campus (705)722-5123 orillia Campus 825 (705)325-3690 owen sound Campus (519)376-0840

Monague Native Crafts. Ltd award

All fields of study

Presented to a student who has an above aver-age academic record and has demonstrated an entrepreneurial spirit and is of Native ancestry.

$500 2011-09-15 Barrie Campus (705)722-5123 orillia Campus 825 (705)325-3690 owen sound Campus (519)376-0840

randy anderson Memorial scholarship

arts Presented to a full time Design & Visual arts student of Native Canadian ancestry who demonstrates commit-ment to his or her stud-ies and determination and promise in his or her work.

$200 2011-03-01 Barrie Campus (705)722-5123 orillia Campus 825 (705)325-3690 owen sound Campus (519)376-0840

GEORGIAn COLLEGE http://www.georgianc.on.ca/awards/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTaditya Jha indigenous studies awards

aboriginal studies, Computer sciences

applicants may be requested to submit an essay or references. ontario student op-portunity trust fund guidelines apply

Multiple Values No closing date trent University Financial Aid Office Blackburn Hall (705) 748-1524

Christian Church Bursary

All fields of study

this bursary is intended for upper-year students who are residents of ontario to continue their education at trent. ontario student op-portunity trust fund guidelines apply

Multiple Values No closing date trent University Financial Aid Office Blackburn Hall (705) 748-1524

John Bernard scholarship

all areas of study

this scholarship will be awarded to an outstand-ing student who has completed first year at trent and who contrib-utes to the wise use of technology with aboriginal communities.

Values vary No closing date trent University Financial Aid Office Blackburn Hall (705) 748-1524

TREnT UnIVERSITY http://www.trentu.ca/financialaid/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTNorma and Lloyd Parnell Bursary

All fields of study

this bursary is open to graduate and under-graduate female stu-dents. ontario student opportunity trust fund guidelines apply

Value varies No closing date trent University Financial Aid Office Blackburn Hall (705) 748-1524

Patricia Baxter anishnabe Kwe Bursary

Business and admin-istration; computer sciences

this bursary is intended for aboriginal Women. ontario student opportunity trust fund guidelines apply


sarah D. Patterson award for aboriginal Language studies

All fields of studies

this award is intended for an upper-year or graduate student of high academic standing who is in financial need and shows a keen interest in aboriginal languages


TREnT UnIVERSITY http://www.trentu.ca/financialaid/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTBruce Berman alumni Bursary

All fields of study

applicants must be full-time students, have completed first year of studies with 3.0 GPa and demonstrate financial need

Multiple values

No closing date seneca College Financial Aid Officer 1750 finch avenue East (416) 493-4144

Health science Bursaries

Computer sciences

one or more awards for students registered in a seneca College Health sciences program who demonstrates financial need. selection will be made by a joint com-mittee of Union Local and College representa-tives in accordance with stipulated guidelines. Preference will be given to those students who have dependent family members; Are members of a target group as identified in Employment and Equity guidelines: Women, aboriginal peo-ples, Visible minorities, francophones, Persons with disabilities, Have a personal or family back-ground in the labour movement.

amounts vary 2011-11-01 oPsEU Local 560 (905) 833- 3333 x 5012

SEnECA COLLEGE http://www.senecac.on.ca/registrar/financialaid/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTChild Care Bursaries all areas of

studythese bursaries are available to full-time students to offset the costs of child care

$1000 2011-10-07 (519) 824-4120 x 58731

Lincoln alexander scholarship

all areas of study

the value of these scholarships is up to $32,000 over a period of four years. applicants must have 90% average and made significant leadership contribution to school and commu-nity. award also includes opportunity to be sum-mer research assistant after first year of study

$32,000 No closing date student financial ser-vices 3rd floor University Centre (519) 824-4120 x 58715

UnIVERSITY Of GUELPH http://www.uoguelph.ca/registrar/studentfinance/index.cfm?aid/index

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTChippewa of Mnjikaning/McCarthy tetrault Law student scholarship

Law selection for this schol-arship is based on aca-demic record

Varies No closing date University of Windsor student awards and financial aid 401 sunset avenue Windsor ontario (519) 971-3636 x 3300

Goeffrey H. Wood Native Bursary

All fields of study

applicants must have minimum GPa of 5.0

$250 2011-02-15 and 2011-10-31

University of Windsor student awards and financial aid 401 sunset avenue Windsor ontario (519) 971-3636 x 3300

Leroy freeman altman Memorial award

all areas of study

applicants must be full time students

Varies No closing date University of Windsor student awards and financial aid 401 sunset avenue Windsor ontario (519) 971-3636 x 3300

turtle island Bursary All fields of study

applicants must be ab-original

$500 to $1000 No closing date University of Windsor student awards and financial aid 401 sunset avenue Windsor ontario (519) 971-3636 x 3300

UnIVERSITY Of WInDSOR http://www.uwindsor.ca/awards/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTDr. John a. Ward Me-morial Bursary

aboriginal studies social services

applicants must dem-onstrate financial need; be an ontario resident for past 12 consecutive months; and Canadian citizen/permanent resi-dent/protected person

to Be Determined 2011-11-27 Cambrian College 1-800-461-7145

Herman Hoffman Memorial Bursary

Earth sci-ences and Natural Resources; Engineering and archi-tecture

applicants must dem-onstrate financial need; be an ontario resident for past 12 consecutive months and Canadian citizen/permanent resi-dent/protected person.

to Be Determined No closing date Cambrian College 1-800-461-7145

CAMBRIAn COLLEGE http://www.cambriancollege.ca/InternationalStudents/Pages/InternationalCollegeCosts.aspx

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTEnvironmental science student Bursary award

sciences this award is based on good academic standing and financial need

. Value varies 2011-04-30 algoma University scholarship and Awards Office 1520 Queen street E. sault ste Marie, oN (705) 949-2301 x 4710

shingwauk anishinaabe student association scholarship

All fields of study

applicants must be anishinaabe, Métis, first Nation or inuit student in second, third, or fourth year of full-time studies; and must dem-onstrate financial need

$700 2011-04-30 algoma University scholarship and Awards Office 1520 Queen street E. sault ste Marie, oN (705) 949-2301 x 4710

shingwauk anishinaabe student fund

All fields of study

this fund is based on good academic standing and financial need


shingwauk anishinabe student’s assistance fund

All fields of study

this fund is based on good academic standing and financial need.


ALGOMA UnIVERSITY http://www.algomau.ca/current-students/financial-aid-office/overview

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTfloyd P. Williams Bursary

All fields of study

this bursary is based on financial need

$500 No closing date Lakehead University Financial Aid Office (807) 343-8206

Hamlin family fund Bursary

All fields of study

this bursary is based on academic achievement and financial need; pref-erence to graduate of Lakehead’s Native Entry/access programs


Hamlin family fund Nursing Bursaries

Health Careers and services

these bursaries are intended for students in second, third or fourth year and in financial need. two awards will be given to graduates of Native Nurses Entry Program.

Various values No closing date Lakehead University Financial Aid Office (807) 343-8206

Lakehead University Native award

Business and administra-tion; earth sciences and natural resources; engineering and architec-ture

award candidate is nominated through internal awards selec-tion program; given to student who has mini-mum B average and will not be receiving more than one other award of equal or greater value in second year.

$1500 No closing date ontario Power Generation (877) 592-2555

tBaytel Bursary Engineering and architec-ture



LAKEHEAD UnIVERSITY http://financialaid.lakeheadu.ca/index.php

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTMKi travel and Hospi-tality Bursary

Hotel in-dustry and tourism

this bursary is intended for a student who has successfully completed first-year and is return-ing for second year; and must have average of 3.0

Value varies 2011-10-08 Liz taylor 613-727-4723 ext. 6380

ottawa Police ser-vice’s thomas G. fla-nagan scholarship

Police and security

this scholarship is in-tended for aboriginal women. applicants must submit a 750-1,000 word essay

Value varies 2011-02-27 algonquin College 613-727-4723, ext. 7678

ALGOnqUIn COLLEGE http://www.algonquincollege.com/financialaid/

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nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTPhyllis Kathleen Hart Memorial Bursaries

All fields of study


$500 No closing date Nipissing University Student Awards Office 705-474-3450, ext. 4311

nIPISSInG UnIVERSITY

nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTsocial Work aboriginal Prize

Graduate and post-doctoral studies in faculty of social work

this prize is intended for students studying at the master’s or doctoral level in the faculty of social Work.

$500 2011-01-19 Wilfred Laurier University 519-884-1970, ext. 4592

SIR WILfRED LAURIER UnIVERSITY

http://www.nipissingu.ca/studentfinancialservices/

https://webaccess.wlu.ca/page.php?grp_id=65&p=1322

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UnIVERSITY Of SUDBURY

LAUREnTIAn UnIVERSITY

nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTHector L. Bertrand Bursaries

Any field of study

intended for Native students enrolled in the University of sudbury

Varies 2011-09-30 and 2012-01-31

University of sudbury Awards Office 935 chemin du lac ramsey Lake road sudbury, oN P3E 2C6 705-673-5661

http://usudbury.ca/content/scholarships-and-bursaries

nAME fIELD Of STUDY DESCRIPTIOn AMOUnT DEADLInE COnTACTarthur and Eva solomon Bursary

any field of study

for Native students enrolled full time at Laurentian University

$400.00 Varies Student Awards Office Laurentian University sudbury, ontario 1-800-461-4030

http://laurentian.ca/Laurentian/Home/Departments/Earth+Sciences/ aid.htm?Laurentian_Lang=en-CA

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tel: 613-798-1488 or 1-800-263-4889 (toll free)

fax: 613-722-4225

www.metisnation.org

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