This scholarship recognizes high-school graduates who balance academics and athletics as triathletes, duathletes, aqua-bikers, swimmers, cyclists, or runners, who commit to personal growth and involvement in the sport community, and who have been accepted to a post-secondary educational institution. The TWC Selection Committee will award a financial scholarship of $1,000.00. TWC maintains and awards the funds.
Six $2100 scholarships will be awarded to young women who are Canadian citizens or permanent residents between the ages of 17-25. The applicants must be enrolled or have an accepted application to a post-secondary institution and are considering a career in law enforcement.
Eligibility: Must be a female student planning to start at the University of Victoria in September following high school graduation.
See the link to the application form below for details.
(Application form for the current year will be posted when it is available.)
This bursary provides financial support to deserving students, with preference given to those who demonstrate a strong commitment to community service and volunteerism. We recognize the financial challenges many youth in British Columbia face and aim to help ease the transition into higher education.
Recipients will be awarded $2,000 to support tuition at a college, university, or polytechnic institution within the Greater Victoria (Capital Regional District) for the 2026–2027 academic year.
Eligibility criteria:
- 17 years of age or younger at the time of application
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This scholarship is to support a student going on to a post-secondary institution in the fall following graduation to pursue a career in construction-based trades (not automotive). The recipient is chosen based on academic excellence.
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Lisa Pauline Huus was a pioneer for people with disabilities seeking access to mainstream education in British Columbia. She was the first student with a significant disability (Muscular Dystrophy) to attend the BC public school system, in Victoria, British Columbia, and graduated from Claremont Senior Secondary School in 1985. She continued to be a trailblazer for other students with disabilities and went on to study at the University of Victoria. She was a third-year sociology student when she passed away.
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