Scholarships

Brendan Eshom is a name to watch for in Prince Rupert, at 19 he has already been a city basketball champ, website and app developer as well as First Nations language advocate and promoter. (Photo: K-J Millar/The Northern View)

Prince Rupert man receives prestigious 2022 Reconciliation Award from Office of Lieutenant Governor

Award recipient also wins $40,000 scholarship noting efforts with Smalgyax language preservation

 

Vanderhoof’s Megan O’Bee received the Beedie Luminaries scholarship and is encouraging other 12th graders in the community to apply as well. “Students should apply for Beedie Luminaries because it is more than just a scholarship. You don’t need to be the smartest or the best at anything. You only need to be yourself.” (Submitted photo)

Beedie Luminaries scholarship open for Grade 12 students in B.C.

Individual recipients will receive up to $40,000 towards their post-secondary studies

 

Megan O’Bee of Vanderhoof is thrilled after being awarded a Beedie Luminaries scholarship of up to $40,000. She will be attending UNBC and hopes to become a clinical psychologist. (Leanne O’Bee photo)

Nechako Valley Secondary grad wins $40,000 Beedie Luminaries scholarship

Vanderhoof student receives financial support for post-secondary studies

 

(First Nations Forestry Council, Facebook).

B.C. First Nations Forestry Council announces scholarship program

Deadline for 2021-2022 cohort is Mar. 31, and 25 seats are available

(First Nations Forestry Council, Facebook).
The first ever Optimist International Musical Happiness Competition is open to kids aged 11 to 18. (needpix.com)

Scholarship money up for grabs in Optimist International’s musical happiness competition for youth

Competition in recognition of International Day of Happiness, open to kids 11 to 18

The first ever Optimist International Musical Happiness Competition is open to kids aged 11 to 18. (needpix.com)
The Pat Quinn Classic has been a popular tournament for top bantam and peewee teams in recent years, but COVID-19 means there will be no physical event this season. The scholarships established by the tournament are carrying on. (Pat Quinn Classic photo)

Pat Quinn Classic scholarships continue even as COVID cancels tournament

Female and male bantam players province wide are encouraged to apply for $1,000 scholarships

The Pat Quinn Classic has been a popular tournament for top bantam and peewee teams in recent years, but COVID-19 means there will be no physical event this season. The scholarships established by the tournament are carrying on. (Pat Quinn Classic photo)
Linnea Moutray. (Photo courtesy - Wallace Studios)

Linnea Moutray receives 2020 Peter Rodseth Environmental Stewardship award

Submitted by The Friends of Pete Rodseth Committee At the NVSS Grad…

  • Jun 22, 2020
Linnea Moutray. (Photo courtesy - Wallace Studios)
Skyler Fitzpatrick. (Photo courtesy - Wallace Studios)

Peter Rodseth Memorial Scholarships awarded to Alexis Seely and Skyler Fitzpatrick

Submitted by The Friends of the Pete Rodseth Committee. At the NVSS…

  • Jun 22, 2020
Skyler Fitzpatrick. (Photo courtesy - Wallace Studios)
Jassi Sidhu was killed in India in 2000. (THE NEWS/files)

Former B.C. principal starts scholarship in memory of Jassi Sidhu, killed in India 20 years ago

Sidhu was murdered for marrying against her family’s wishes.

Jassi Sidhu was killed in India in 2000. (THE NEWS/files)
Scholarship set up to honour the lives of Chloe and Aubrey Berry

Scholarship set up to honour the lives of Chloe and Aubrey Berry

Donations to support scholarships at Christ Church Cathedral School

Scholarship set up to honour the lives of Chloe and Aubrey Berry
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