Description **Overview** The Robert Lemon Heritage Studies Prize supports emerging heritage conservation students and researchers by funding costs associated with their education and project-based research. The prize aims to stimulate interest in conservation practice and scholarship, encouraging projects that advance heritage theory and practical conservation methods. It is awarded through the Vancouver Heritage Foundation to applicants connected to Vancouver or the Lower Mainland. Key takeaways - Supports education and project research in heritage conservation. - Targets early-career students and emerging professionals. - Administered by the Vancouver Heritage Foundation. - Requires a connection to Vancouver or the Lower Mainland. History of...

Description **Overview** The BC Council of Forest Industries (COFI) offers the Forestry Scholarship to support students pursuing post‑secondary education or skilled trades training tied to the forest industry. The award is intended to help students across British Columbia—rural, coastal and urban—advance their education and careers in forestry‑related fields. COFI is accepting applications for the 2026 scholarship cycle to support enrollment in fall 2026 or spring 2027. This section explains the scholarship’s purpose and target audience. Key takeaways - COFI funds scholarships for students entering forestry‑related programs. - Available to students from any region of British Columbia. - Intended to support...

Description COFI’s Forestry Scholarship supports British Columbia students pursuing post‑secondary education or trades training related to the forest industry. The program is part of COFI’s broader mission to develop the next generation of forestry professionals by helping cover education and training costs. Scholarships are available to students from all regions of BC — rural, coastal, and urban — and are intended to remove financial barriers to entry into forestry‑related careers. Applicants should review COFI guidance and the official application form before applying. Key takeaways: - Administered by the BC Council of Forest Industries (COFI). - Supports post‑secondary and skilled‑trades training...

The Micki MacKenzie Educational Craft Bursary — at a glance History of the award The bursary was created in 2019 by Micki MacKenzie’s family—her husband Murray and their children Nicole and Ross—as a living memorial to Micki’s design sensibility and long community service. Micki was closely involved with the Crafts Association of British Columbia (now Craft Council of BC) and helped secure the building that remains the CCBC Shop & Gallery today. The family established the bursary to honour her legacy by supporting the next generation of craftspeople in British Columbia. - Founded in 2019 by the MacKenzie family -...

Description BCTA offers annual scholarships to support students connected to its Motor Carrier and Associate Members. The program funds both incoming first‑year post‑secondary students and returning students in their second year or higher for the 2026/2027 academic year. The scholarships aim to reduce financial barriers and encourage career development among families of member organizations. Applicants should confirm their connection to a Motor Carrier or Associate Member before applying. Key takeaways - Scholarships are open to students connected to BCTA Motor Carrier and Associate Members. - Awards cover both first‑year and returning post‑secondary students for 2026/27. - Purpose is to support...

Description **What this scholarship supports** This scholarship from Sprott Shaw is intended to help women access career-focused post-secondary training in business. The award is aimed at programs that align with current labour-market needs and provide practical skills for meaningful employment. It supplements other financial options to reduce barriers to program entry. The scholarship is part of the college’s broader effort to deliver courses that meet community and economic demands. Key takeaways: - Supports women enrolled in Sprott Shaw Business Faculty programs. - Focused on career-ready, high-growth industry skills. - Complements other financial aid and payment options. - Aligned with Sprott...

Description **Purpose:** Sprott Shaw provides this scholarship to support reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples in Canada by responding to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s calls to action. **Recipients:** The award is a full scholarship offered annually to two non‑sponsored First Nations, Métis, or Inuit‑identified applicants. This program is intended to remove financial barriers and increase access to postsecondary training for Indigenous learners who are not receiving band sponsorship. The institution funds two full scholarships each year and administers the award as part of its broader reconciliation commitments. Key takeaways: - Award is a full scholarship established to support reconciliation efforts. -...

Description **Purpose and focus** The Dennis McGann Bursary is a one-time award for students in Communications who show a clear commitment to issues affecting working people. It prioritizes applicants whose studies and activities align with labour-related reporting, advocacy, or community engagement. The bursary also recognizes volunteer and community service as part of an applicant’s profile. This section explains what the award is meant to support and who it is intended to benefit. Key takeaways - One-time bursary aimed at Communications students engaged with labour and working-people issues. - Values academic study plus demonstrated commitment to relevant social and workplace concerns....

Description The First Nation Scholarships, Bursaries, and Grants program provides targeted financial support to British Columbia First Nations students pursuing post‑secondary education. Its purpose is to remove financial barriers so students can concentrate on studies, reduce stress, and improve academic success. The program includes two broad award types: bursaries for vocational and shorter programs, and scholarships for degree‑level study. Support is intended to help students reach their full potential across colleges, trades programs, universities and other accredited institutions. **Key takeaways** - Supports BC First Nations students in post‑secondary study. - Aims to reduce financial stress and improve academic outcomes. -...

Description **Purpose and administrator** The TWU, USW National Local 1944 scholarship is a one‑time educational grant intended to support children of active union members who are graduating from high school. The award emphasizes applicants’ leadership qualities and familiarity with labour issues. Administration and application handling are coordinated through the Columbia Institute. Visit the Columbia Institute website or contact them directly for the full program page and updates. Key takeaways - One‑time educational grant for children of active union members. - Focus on leadership and labour knowledge. - Administered through the Columbia Institute. - Further details available on the Columbia Institute...

Description **Purpose** The ASTTBC Foundation High School Bursary is an annual award offered to a graduating British Columbia secondary student who will enter an applied science or engineering technology diploma/certificate program at an ASTTBC‑recognized post‑secondary institution. The bursary supports the transition from high school to full‑time technology training and encourages students to pursue careers in applied science and engineering technology. It is administered by the independent ASTTBC Foundation, which facilitates donations and directs funds to education and STEM awareness initiatives across BC. Key takeaways: - Annual bursary for BC high school graduates entering technology diploma/certificate programs. - Intended to support...

Description The Icelandic Canadian Club of British Columbia (ICCBC) sponsors scholarships for students of Icelandic ancestry who live in British Columbia and are pursuing post-secondary education. The Club is one of five owners of the Scandinavian Community Centre in Burnaby and runs a wide range of Icelandic cultural activities for members and families. This scholarship program supports both academic and technical studies at accredited institutions and aims to reward scholastic achievement while encouraging participation in club life. - Scholarships are for students of Icelandic ancestry residing in British Columbia. - Applicable to academic or technical post‑secondary study at accredited institutions....