Congratulations to the recipients of the 2017 National Scouts Canada Scholarships.
Hannah Estabrook from the 36th Halifax Group received the top award, the Young Citizens Foundation Scholarship, valued at $5,000. Hannah will be headed to the University of Victoria this fall to study Geography – Urban Health and Development.
All recipients are incredibly motivated youth who have demonstrated through community involvement and Scouting, that they not only have outstanding leadership qualities, but also have the desire to create a better world. Scouts Canada is pleased to be able to offer these scholarships through the generosity of our supporters. Together, we are investing in the leaders of tomorrow.
Rebecca Cairns from the 1st Porcupine Plain Group was awarded the Peter Richmond Binet Scholarship valued at $4,000. Rebecca will be studying Psychology at the University of Saskatchewan.
The awards are based on a combination of academic success, community involvement and Scouting leadership. All of these awards, with the exception of the Chinook Scholarships and the Opemikon Staff Scholarships, are open to all Scouts entering or continuing in full-time studies at a Canadian university or college.
For more information on how to apply for a Scout Canada Scholarship please visit Scouts.ca/ca/scholarships.
The complete listing of awards and recipients can be found below; the remainder of the awards are valued at $1000.
Recipient | Scout Group | Scholarship | Educational Institution Attending |
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Hannah Estabrook | 36th Halifax | Young Citizens Foundation Scholarship | University of Victoria |
Rebecca Cairns | 1st Porcupine Plain | Peter Richmond Binet Scholarship | University of Saskatchewan |
Spencer Craddock | 115th Toronto | Bob & June Wright Memorial Scholarship | Western University |
Shelby Lebeau | 19th Peterborough | Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds Scholarship (East) | Cambrian College |
Sofia Guest | 5th St. Albert | Canadian Fellowship of Baden-Powell Guilds Scholarship (West) | University of Alberta |
David Archibald | 20th Medicine Hat | Chinook Scholarship | Deferred Award |
Nicole Doran | 31st St. Cyprian’s | Chinook Scholarship | University of Waterloo |
Graham Enns | 264th Somerset-Bridlewood | Chinook Scholarship | Southern Alberta Institute of Technology |
Alexander Kinnaird | 101st Glendale | Chinook Scholarship | University of British Columbia |
Brian Lam | 11th Toronto | Larry Fox Memorial Scholarship | University of Toronto |
Katherine Kerrivan | Opemikon | Opemikon Staff Scholarship | University of Ottawa |
Cheyenne Tattersall | Opemikon | Opemikon Staff Scholarship | Trent University |
Nabeel Allidina | 13th Southwest Burnaby Ismaili | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Western University |
Ben Brunt | 1st Waterloo | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | University of Waterloo |
Zachary Coey | 10th Garry Oak | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Camosun College |
Joel Hatcher | 1st Mount Pearl Lions | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Memorial University |
Evan Krebs | 1st Exeter | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | University of Guelph |
Joseph MacNeil | 36th Halifax | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Dalhousie University |
Brett MacNeil | 26th Halifax | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Queen’s University |
Nicole Raymer | 1st Kingston West | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Queen’s University |
James Watson | 1st Coteau | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | University of Calgary |
Kayla Williams | 1st Westfield | Scouts Canada Foundation Scholarship | Saint Mary’s University |
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