Applications are now open. The deadline to submit scholarship applications is March 31, 2026. Overview SaskTel annually awards seven scholarships of $3,000 each to students enrolled at post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who are pursuing studies in fields directly related to information and communications technology. Who is eligible - Must be a Saskatchewan resident (as determined by eligibility for Saskatchewan Health Services). - Must be enrolled, or intend to enroll, in full-time study for at least eight months at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution. - Must be registered in—or planning to register in—a degree, diploma or certificate program directly related to telecommunications....

Introductory statement The Saskatchewan Institute of Agrologists recognizes the importance of investing in young people who will shape the future of agrology. To encourage students pursuing careers in agriculture, bioresources, food systems, or the environment, each of the Institute’s six branches will award a $1,500 scholarship to eligible applicants who demonstrate commitment to becoming agrologists. Awards (one winner per branch) - SIA Northeast Branch Scholarship - SIA Northwest Branch Scholarship - SIA Regina Branch Greg Mitschke Memorial Scholarship - SIA Saskatoon Branch Scholarship - SIA Southwest Branch Scholarship - SIA Yorkton Branch Lin Boyes Memorial Scholarship Eligibility - Currently a...

Overview The Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association Rangeland Scholarship is a $1,000 award presented yearly. It was created in 1995 from contributions by association members and was matched by the Saskatchewan Environment’s Fish and Wildlife Development Fund. The selection emphasizes leadership, community participation, and academic performance. Who may apply To be considered, applicants must: - Be residents of Saskatchewan. - Have either themselves or a family member who is a current member of the Saskatchewan Stock Growers Association (SSGA). - Be enrolled in a post‑secondary program related to range management. Preference will be given to students entering or currently in their...

SASCA annually awards several scholarships and awards to recognize leadership and community involvement. The following opportunities are offered each year: - #1 — C. Gordon Rook Leadership Award: $1,000 - #2 — SASCA Leadership Scholarship: $1,000 - #3 — SASCA Leadership Scholarship: $500 or $1,000 - #4 — SASCA Leadership Scholarship: $500 (to be awarded only if the #3 scholarship is not granted) Eligibility These awards are open to students in Saskatchewan who are in their final year of high school and attend a school that is a member of SASCA. Required application materials All applications must include the items...

Introduction Golf Saskatchewan awards annual scholarships to outstanding member golfers to support their continuing academic pursuits in high school and post-secondary institutions. The SAGE scholarships honor individuals and organizations that have made exceptional contributions to golf in Saskatchewan. Award overview Two scholarships are presented each year — one for a male junior golfer and one for a female junior golfer who are entering post-secondary studies. Recipients are selected on the basis of golfing achievement and ability, strong academic records, and demonstrated character and leadership. General eligibility Applicants must: - Submit an application each year. - Be a current member of...

Saskatchewan Academic and Golf Excellence (SAGE) Scholarships — Program Summary Each year Golf Saskatchewan awards SAGE scholarships to support member golfers who are pursuing academic success at the high school or post-secondary level. Recipients are chosen from Golf Saskatchewan members and selected primarily on academic merit, with consideration also given to golf achievements. The scholarships honor individuals and organizations that have made significant contributions to golf in Saskatchewan. Who may apply - Applicants must re-apply annually. - Must be a current Golf Saskatchewan member. - Must be a Saskatchewan resident (the only exception is members of Lloydminster Golf & Country...

Overview The Diabetes Hope Scholarship Program is a needs- and merit-based award that recognizes the determination of young people living with type 1 diabetes. Recipients are chosen for their ability to manage the day-to-day demands of diabetes care while facing and overcoming personal obstacles, sustaining solid academic performance, participating in community and extracurricular activities, and prioritizing their health. Program history and impact For 27 years the Diabetes Hope Foundation has expanded the Scholarship Program to reach more youth across Canada. In 2025, donors and community partners helped fund 46 scholarships awarded to outstanding students nationwide. To date, the Foundation has...

Overview REMAX Canada’s Quest for Excellence scholarship awards cash prizes to recognize students who demonstrate leadership and ongoing contributions to their communities. For 2026, REMAX Canada will distribute forty $1,000 scholarships to eligible students across Canada (Quebec excluded). Program themes and essays The 2026 program asks applicants to submit an original online essay (minimum 500 words) addressing one of the following prompts: - What does a bright future mean to you? - In what ways have you shown leadership or charitable action to improve your community? - What solutions would you propose to ensure safe, secure and affordable housing for...

Introduction This scholarship was created by the Western Canada Chapter of the ISEE in memory of Dick Shaw, a respected Worksafe BC inspector and a committed proponent of blasting safety. Dick died of a heart attack in 2007 shortly before his planned retirement. The award supports students pursuing studies related to the non-military use of explosives and blasting. Eligibility - Must be a full-time student enrolled at a college or university in Canada. - Field of study must relate to the non-military use of explosives or blasting (examples include mining, civil or chemical engineering, geology, seismic exploration, avalanche control, blasting...

SGI Corporate Scholarship — Program Overview SGI is dedicated to supporting the next generation of leaders. The SGI Corporate Scholarship honors exceptional post-secondary students who have demonstrated strong academic results, leadership, and meaningful community involvement. This award aims to help students continue their studies while encouraging both personal and professional development. By investing in students now, SGI seeks to strengthen the skilled workforce of tomorrow. Who is eligible Applicants must meet all of the following: - Be a resident of Saskatchewan, Alberta, British Columbia, Manitoba, or Ontario. - Be enrolled full-time in an undergraduate certificate, diploma, or degree program at...